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188Re-labeled McAb 3H11 used as preventive for the peritoneal micrometasis of gastric cancer

188Re-labeled McAb 3H11 used as preventive for the peritoneal micrometasis of gastric cancer

YANG Zhi
ZHANG Meiying
LIN Baohe
ZHAO Changying
HAN Yan
MOU Aping
MA Yunxia
XU Guangwei
Nuclear Science and TechniquesVol.10, No.4pp.203-206Published in print 01 Nov 1999
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In advancing gastric cancer, especially when the serous is invaded, the plantation of cancer cells in peritoneal is common and it affects patients' survival time severely. Based on successfully labeled McAb (monoclonal antibody) 3H11 with 188Re, we investigated the effect of RIT (Radioimmuno-Therapy) with 188Re-3Hll on preventing the peritoneal micrometastasis of gastric cancer cells in nude mice to increase the survival time. After 1×106 BGC-823 gastric cancer cells were injected into the peritoneal cavity of each mouse, 45BABL/C nude mice were divided into 9 groups. Each group received different doses of 188Re-3Hll or 188Re-IgG, or saline I.P.16 hours postoperation. The injected volume of each mouse was 1.0mL. The results showed that the survival time depended on the injected doses during 0 to 37 MBq. The survival time was 170±25.3d after 37 MBq 188Re-3H11 were treated. It was over 5 times more than that for the saline group and about 3 times more than that for 37 MBq 188-Re IgG group (p<0.05). The mice hemogram were reduced to lowest 14 days after injection, but they recovered after 28 d. Conclusion: with proper injection doses,early postoperative 188Re-3H11 I.P. is effective and safe for the prevention of intra-peritoneally injected gastric cancer cells from surviving,growing and disseminating in nude mice.

Gastric canerMicrometasis188Re-labeled monoclonal antibody
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