Search Results - "Wagner, H.N"

Fluorine-18 radiopharmaceuticals beyond [18 F]FDG for use in oncology and neurosciences by Coenen, H.H, Elsinga, P.H, Iwata, R, Kilbourn, M.R, Pillai, M.R.A, Rajan, M.G.R, Wagner, H.N, Zaknun, J.J

“…Abstract Positron emission tomography (PET) is a rapidly expanding clinical modality worldwide thanks to the availability of compact medical cyclotrons and…”
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Brain imaging agents: synthesis and characterization of (N-piperidinylethyl) hexamethyl diaminodithiolate oxo technetium(V) complexes by Epps, L A, Burns, H D, Lever, S Z, Goldfarb, H W, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…Two 99mTc complexes of (N-piperidinylethyl) hexamethyl diaminodithiol (NEP-DADT) have shown high brain uptake in rodents and lower primates. One of these 99mTc…”
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The Use of Imaging as Biomarkers in Drug Development: Regulatory Issues Worldwide by Katz, R., Wagner, H.N., Fauntleroy, M., Kuwert, T., Frank, R.

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Preparation of metabolizable radioactive human serum albumin microspheres for studies of the circulation by Zolle, I, Rhodes, B A, Wagner, Jr, H N

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Multicompartmental analysis of [11C]-carfentanil binding to opiate receptors in humans measured by positron emission tomography by Frost, J J, Douglass, K H, Mayberg, H S, Dannals, R F, Links, J M, Wilson, A A, Ravert, H T, Crozier, W C, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…[11C]-Carfentanil is a high affinity opiate agonist that can be used to localize mu opiate receptors in humans by positron emission tomography (PET). A…”
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Quantification of human opiate receptor concentration and affinity using high and low specific activity [11C]diprenorphine and positron emission tomography by Sadzot, B, Price, J C, Mayberg, H S, Douglass, K H, Dannals, R F, Lever, J R, Ravert, H T, Wilson, A A, Wagner, Jr, H N, Feldman, M A

“…[11C]Diprenorphine, a weak partial opiate agonist, and positron emission tomography were used to obtain noninvasive regional estimates of opiate receptor…”
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Myocardial Redistribution of Technetium-99m-Methoxyisobutyl Isonitrile (SESTAMIBI) by Li, Quan-Sheng, Solot, Gregory, Frank, Terry L, Wagner, Henry N., Jr, Becker, Lewis C

“…To determine whether technetium-99m-hexakis-2-methoxyisobutyl isonitrile (SESTAMIBI) remains fixed in the myocardium following its initial uptake or undergoes…”
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Measurement of absolute left ventricular volume from gated blood pool studies by Links, J M, Becker, L C, Shindledecker, J G, Guzman, P, Burow, R D, Nickoloff, E L, Alderson, P O, Wagner, H N

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Reversible cold-induced abnormalities in myocardial perfusion and function in systemic sclerosis by Alexander, E L, Firestein, G S, Weiss, J L, Heuser, R R, Leitl, G, Wagner, Jr, H N, Brinker, J A, Ciuffo, A A, Becker, L C

“…The effects of peripheral cold exposure on myocardial perfusion and function were studied in 13 patients with scleroderma without clinically evident myocardial…”
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Molecular medicine: from science to service by Wagner, Jr, H N

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Anatomical localization for PET using MR imaging by Meltzer, C C, Bryan, R N, Holcomb, H H, Kimball, A W, Mayberg, H S, Sadzot, B, Leal, J P, Wagner, Jr, H N, Frost, J J

“…Accurate localization of an imaging plane of interest is often needed prior to a positron emission tomographic (PET) study. We have developed a simple method…”
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In vivo biodistribution of two [18F]-labelled muscarinic cholinergic receptor ligands: 2-[18F]- and 4-[18F]-fluorodexetimide by Wilson, A A, Scheffel, U A, Dannals, R F, Stathis, M, Ravert, H T, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…Two [18F]-labelled analogues of the potent muscarinic cholinergic receptor (m-AChR) antagonist, dexetimide, were evaluated as potential ligands for imaging…”
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Value and limitations of segmental analysis of stress thallium myocardial imaging for localization of coronary artery disease by Rigo, P, Bailey, I K, Griffith, L S, Pitt, B, Burow, R D, Wagner, Jr, H N, Becker, L C

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In vivo labeling of central benzodiazepine receptors with the partial inverse agonist [3H]Ro 15-4513 by Sadzot, B, Frost, J J, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…Ro 15-4513 is an imidazobenzodiazepine and a partial inverse agonist at the central benzodiazepine receptors (BZDr). It has been shown to antagonize behavioral…”
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Nuclear Medicine by Wagner, Henry N

“…In 1985 and 1986 nuclear medicine became more and more oriented toward in vivo chemistry, chiefly as a result of advances in positron emission tomography…”
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Radioiodinated D-(+)-N1-ethyl-2-iodolysergic acid diethylamide: a ligand for in vitro and in vivo studies of serotonin receptors by Lever, J R, Scheffel, U A, Musachio, J L, Stathis, M, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…Radioiodinated D-(+)-N1-ethyl-2-iodolysergic acid diethylamide ([125I]-EIL) has been evaluated as a ligand for in vitro and in vivo studies of cerebral…”
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Comparison of bone scan and radiograph sensitivity in the detection of steroid-induced ischemic necrosis of bone by Conklin, J J, Alderson, P O, Zizic, T M, Hungerford, D S, Densereaux, J Y, Gober, A, Wagner, H N

“…A prospective study of bone scanning for detection of ischemic necrosis of bone (INB) was performed in 36 patients (97% female, age range 16-36 yrs.) with…”
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Stress thallium-201 myocardial scintigraphy for the detection of individual coronary arterial lesions in patients with and without previous myocardial infarction by Rigo, Pierre, Bailey, Ian K., Griffith, Lawrence S.C., Pitt, Bertram, Wagner, Henry N., Becker, Lewis C.

“…The value of stress thallium-201 scintigraphy for detecting Individual coronary arterial stenoses was analyzed in 141 patients with angio-graphically proved…”
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Radiation: the risks and the benefits by Wagner, Jr, H N

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In vivo studies of opiate receptors by Frost, J J, Dannals, R F, Duelfer, T, Burns, H D, Ravert, H T, Langström, B, Balasubramanian, V, Wagner, Jr, H N

“…To study opiate receptors noninvasively in vivo using positron emission tomography, techniques for preferentially labeling opiate receptors in vivo can be…”
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