References - Package Inserts

Reference Data

Here is a list of links that will help you with your paper. The list contains most of the package inserts your need to for the radio/pharmaceuticals you will write about in your paper. For those that you can not find you have several options:

Read your textbook or go to the library and search their data base.
Find Cardinal Health's Production Information notebook.
Go to Medline and search their data base. May I suggest www.medscape.com. You will have to sign up for the service, but it is free.
Do a general Internet search.
Visit Drugs.com and search for the radiopharmaceutical.
Article on generators. Current and future. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6420712/

It follows is the process in which a new radiopharmaceutical (or drug) is introduced via research that eventually becomes approved for routine clinical use.

https://www.brightfocus.org/clinical-trials/how-clinical-trials-work/phases-clinical-trials

Radiopharmaceuticals Package Inserts or relate

¹²³I Diagnostic Capsule

¹³¹I Therapeutic Capsule

Ioflupane (^123I)

¹³¹I-mIBG Therapy

¹²³I-mIBG Diagnostic

³²P Na(PO₄) Solution

³²P Cr(Po4) Solution

Pertechnetate - Generator

Ultra-Tag (RBC)

¹²³Ioflupane

⁶⁸Ga Doda-tate

⁶⁴Cu Doda-tate

¹⁸F-fluciclovine

⁶⁸Ga PSMA-11

⁶⁸Ga Generator

Rubidium ⁸²Rb Generator

⁶²Zn/⁶²Cu Generator - not found

WBC labeling - Refer to your notes from CLRS 417

Non-Radioactive Drugs

For all your non-radioactive pharmaceuticals I would recommend the FDA website.

Sincalide/Kinevac Package Insert

Potassium Perchlorate Package Insert

Lexiscan Package Insert

Dobutamine Package Insert

Lasix (Furosemide) Package Insert

Captopril Package Insert

NIH and St. Jude's website allows you search for certain approved drug.

Here are the links to the major manufacturers of radiopharmaceuticals:
Curium Pharma
GE Medical
Lantheus Medical Imaging
Bracco Diagnostics

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