PSMA-1007 F-18
PSMA-1007 is a fluorine-18 PSMA PET tracer from ABX in Germany, widely used in Europe for prostate cancer staging because little of it reaches the bladder, and in a phase 3 trial registered by its maker.
Overview
PSMA-1007, developed at Heidelberg and manufactured by ABX advanced biochemical compounds in Radeberg, is a fluorine-18 PSMA ligand whose low urinary excretion improves views of the prostate bed and pelvic nodes. It is authorised in several European countries and Canada and used in many centres alongside gallium-68 PSMA-11 and piflufolastat; a phase 3 trial by ABX is registered on ClinicalTrials.gov.
A fluorine-18 PSMA ligand excreted mainly through the liver rather than the kidneys, so the bladder does not obscure the prostate bed on PET. Connects to PSMA.
1.PSMA-1007 F-18 slips into a pocket on PSMA.
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