Примери за използване на Flutemetamol на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The active substance is flutemetamol(18F).
Flutemetamol(18F) must not be diluted.
Each mL of solution contains flutemetamol(18F).
Flutemetamol(18F) binds to β-amyloid neuritic plaques in the brain.
VIZAMYL 400 MBq/mL solution for injection Flutemetamol(18F).
Each mL of solution contains flutemetamol(18F) 400 MBq at reference time.
What VIZAMYL contains The active substance is flutemetamol(18F).
There is no evidence of flutemetamol(18F) binding to soluble forms of.
No carcinogenicity and reproductive toxicology studies have been performed with flutemetamol(18F).
Each mL of solution contains flutemetamol(18F) 400 MBq at reference date and time.
Flutemetamol(18F) is distributed throughout the body within several minutes of injection.
After 20 minutes approximately 20% of the active compound flutemetamol(18F) remains in the circulation.
Elimination of flutemetamol(18F) is approximately 37% renal and 52% hepatobiliary.
NAME OF THE MEDICINAL PRODUCT AND ROUTE(S) OF ADMINISTRATION VIZAMYL 400 MBq/mL solution for injection flutemetamol(18F).
Healthy controls show low levels of flutemetamol(18F) retention in cerebral cortex.
VIZAMYL images should only be interpreted by readers trained in the interpretation of PET images with flutemetamol(18F).
Breast-feeding It is not known whether flutemetamol(18F) is excreted in human milk during breast-feeding.
The apparent elimination half-life is 4.5 hours whereas the radioactive half-life of flutemetamol(18F) is 110 minutes.
The activity of flutemetamol(18F) has to be measured with a dose calibrator immediately prior to injection.
Pharmacodynamic effects At the low concentrations present in VIZAMYL, flutemetamol(18F) has no detectable pharmacodynamic activity.
Data suggest that flutemetamol(18F) is able to label cored and diffuse amyloid β deposits and neuritic plaques.
The recommended activity for an adult is 185 MBq of flutemetamol(18F) administered intravenously.
The pharmacokinetics of flutemetamol(18F) in patients with renal or hepatic impairment has not been characterised.
VIZAMYL PET cases showing examples of negative flutemetamol(18F) PET scan(left) and positive scan(right).
In vitro, flutemetamol(18F) binds to β-amyloid neuritic plaques in the brain, with negligible binding to neurofibrillary tangles.
In a longitudinal study, 232 patients clinically diagnosed with amnestic mild cognitive impairment(aMCI),underwent baseline flutemetamol(18F) PET scans, and were followed for 36 months to evaluate the relationship between flutemetamol(18F) imaging and changes in diagnostic status.
A PET scan with flutemetamol(18F) should be requested by clinicians experienced in the clinical management of neurodegenerative disorders.
Brain uptake and distribution of flutemetamol(18F) were not evaluated in a specific study aimed to evaluate pharmacodynamics.
Organ uptake Maximal flutemetamol(18F) brain uptake of approximately 7% of an injected dose occurs within two minutes of administration.
In vivo, quantitative correlation was assessed in end-of-life patients between flutemetamol(18F) uptake in cortical grey matter and the total β-amyloid burden in autopsied samples using 4G8 anti-amyloid antibody that stains β-amyloid found in both neuritic and diffuse plaques.