Nanomedicine Aims to Sharpen Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
A new open-access review in Cancer Nanotechnology surveys how nanomaterials could improve colorectal cancer diagnosis, targeted therapy, and personalized theranostics.
A new open-access review in Cancer Nanotechnology surveys how nanomaterials could improve colorectal cancer diagnosis, targeted therapy, and personalized theranostics.
A narrative review argues that the imaging modality—PET, SPECT, ultrasound, MRI, CT, or optical—fundamentally determines the design, mechanism, and clinical ...
A new phase II trial protocol will test whether AGuIX nanoparticles, already shown to be tolerated at 100 mg/kg in ...
A new review finds edible source-derived exosome-like nanoparticles show preclinical promise against hepatocellular carcinoma, but clinical translation faces major hurdles.
A case report describes the first use of CAIX-targeted Zr-girentuximab PET-CT in a patient with malignant epithelioid peritoneal mesothelioma.
A new review finds that radioligand therapy with 131I-mIBG and 177Lu-DOTATATE offers high disease control in progressive pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas, ...
In a 30-patient crossover study, a stationary full-ring SPECT/CT system detected 20% more bone metastases and delivered up to 4.8-fold ...
A phantom-based study reports that quantitative planar imaging of silver-111 is feasible when optimized triple-energy window scatter correction is combined ...
A new review argues that tumor acidity, hypoxia, reactive oxygen species and microbial cues can fundamentally alter the degradation, activation ...
A Nature Reviews Cancer review argues that theranostics should expand beyond radiolabelled peptides to include nanotheranostics, microtheranostics and imaging-guided surgery.
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