Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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Volume 148: Issue 1
Can a radioactive implant induced X-ray emission (RIXE) technique be used to in vivo measurement of heavy elements?
Authors:
R. Amano Kanazawa University School of Allied Medical Professions Kodatsuno 5 920 Kanazawa (Japan)

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A. Ando Kanazawa University School of Allied Medical Professions Kodatsuno 5 920 Kanazawa (Japan)

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T. Hiraki Kanazawa University School of Allied Medical Professions Kodatsuno 5 920 Kanazawa (Japan)

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N. tonami Kanazawa University School of Medicine Takaramachi 920 Kanazawa (Japan)

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K. Hisada Kanazawa University School of Medicine Takaramachi 920 Kanazawa (Japan)

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33–41
Online Publication Date:
14 Aug 2005
Publication Date:
17 Mar 1991
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02060544
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Abstract  

A radioactive implant induced X-ray emission (RIXE) technique was examined for the in vivo determination of heavy elements. By the use of67Ga,99mTc,123I,123Xe and201Tl implant excitation sources, the excitation efficiency and X-ray attenuation were measured to reveal the potential pairs of source-heavy element of interest for in vivo elemental analysis by the RIXE technique. Detection limits for the RIXE in vivo analysis were evaluated according to Currie's criterion. Four pairs,99mTc–Pb,201Tl–I,133Xe–Cd and123I–Cd are potential.

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Journal of Radionalytical and Nuclear Chemistry
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