Antibody-guided imaging of cancer

Question 1

what can be used in nuclear medicine to locate cancer cells or infections using molecular imaging

Answer 1

radio-labelled antibodies

Question 2

what type of molecular imaging used

Answer 2

CT, MRI, PET, PET/CT, PET/MRI

Question 3

which elements are used as radio-pharmaceuticals to image cancers

Answer 3

• 111 Indium
• 68Ga
• 89Zr

Labelled antibodies

Question 4

examples of an antibody used to guide imaging of cancer

Answer 4

Capromab

Question 5

Capromab

Answer 5

reacts with prostate membrane specific antigens on prostate cells

Question 6

Capromab is conjugated to

Answer 6

111Indium with chelator pendetide and radio-labeled antibody used to locate cancerous prostate cells

Question 7

thernostics

Answer 7

therapy and diagnostics

Question 8

example of a thernostic tool

Answer 8

89Zr-labeled-Rituximab-PET

Question 9

89Zr-labeled-Rituximab-PET as an

Answer 9

imaging biomarker to assess CD20 targeting

Question 10

name of antibody used to trace primary prostate cancer

Answer 10

68Ga-PSMA–PET–CT