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Journal of Third Military Medical University ; (24)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-561274

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Objective To explore the inchoate changes in patients with Graves disease (GD) treated with 131I and appraise the therapeutic effect. Methods According to the thyroid size, patients’ age, thyroid 131I intake rate and course of the disease, 303 patients with GD were given individual 131I doses. Six months later, the symptom, signs, and thyroid hormone levels of every case were compared with those recorded before. Results The symptom and the level of thyroid hormones were significantly meliorated after 131I treatment. Six cases became goggle-eyed after treatment. Among the 303 patients, 249(82.18%) fully recovered, 21 (6.93%) partially remitted, 24(7.92%) developed hypothyroidism, and 9(2.97%) showed ineffective. Conclusion 131I treatment for GD with an individual dose can exert a satisfied therapeutic efficacy. It may as serve the first choice for GD treatment.

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Journal of Third Military Medical University ; (24)2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-559031

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Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect and side effects of 89Sr metastron on treating multiple osseous metastasis tumor. Methods The total 83 patients had been treated by intravenously injecting 89Sr metastron at a dose of 2.22 MBq/kg. Results Among 83 cases, 31.3% of them got complete remission, 37.3% moderate remission, and 18.1% slight remission. The total effective rate was 86.7%. The side effects were mild, and only white blood cells and platelets transiently fell by 20%. Conclusion Internal radiotherapy with 89Sr metastron is the good alternative in treating multiple osseous metastasis tumor.

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Journal of Third Military Medical University ; (24)1983.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-556073

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Objective To quantitatively analyze type 1 receptor of insulin-like growth factors (IGF1Rs) on the HepG 2 cells. Methods 1H7 (monoclonal antibody against IGF1R) was labeled with radionuclide 131 I by Iodogen method. The mixture was purified with Sephadex G-50 column, 131 I-1H7, and its unlabeled counterpart 1H7 competitively bound to IGF1Rs on the HepG 2 cells. The average number of IGF1R on the HepG 2 cells was analyzed by Scatchard method. Results The Bmax of HepG 2 cells (2.0?10 5) in every well was 6.746?10 -12 mol/L. The expression of IGF1R on the HepG 2 cells was 2.03?10 4/cell. Conclusion IGF1Rs are expressed on the HepG 2 cells with high density and high affinity, which may be used in other related studies.

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