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CRUZ ARENCIBIA, Jorge; GARCIA RODRIGUEZ, Enrique; SAGARRA VERANES, Marta  y  MORIN ZORRILLA, José. Radiopharmaceuticals in radiosynoviorthesis. Nucleus [online]. 2010, n.47, pp.3-7. ISSN 0864-084X.

ABSTRACT The radiosynoviorthesis is a procedure of metabolic radiotherapy, consisting in the intrarticular injection of a radiopharmaceutical with a beta emitting radionuclide for the treatment of chronic sinovitis, frecuently present in reumatoid arthritis, haemophilia and other systemic diseases. As this is a safe, effective and a relatively low-cost procedure, It is ordinarily used in Europe, USA and in some Latin American countries. The existing commercial products are based on , , and , although research is carried out on the use of , , among others radionuclides. In Cuba a suspension of Chromium Phosphate (III) labeled with , is on trial. The above-mentioned suspension has enough characteristics to become an efficient and safe product in practice.

Palabras clave : radiopharmaceuticals; radioisotopes; radionuclide kinetics; bone joints; rheumatic diseases; clinical trials.

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