Critical advances in radionuclide therapy have led to encouraging new options for cancer
treatment through the pairing of clinically useful radiation-emitting radionuclides and …

The attempts to produce neutron deficient radioisotopes of rare Earth elements by heavy ion
activation are discussed in this review. The heavy ion induced reaction products have large …

In this work, the production of I 111 n radionuclide has been investigated theoretically via
heavy-ion fusion reactions of two stable nuclei: C 37 l+ G 74 e, M 26 g+ R 85 b, S 30 i+ B 81 …

Many radioisotopes with potential medical applications are difficult to produce routinely,
especially those on the proton-rich side of the valley of stability. Current production methods …

Abstract Bromine-76 (half-life= 16.2 hours) is a positron emitter radionuclide with a high
potential for use in nuclear medicine; but due to the difficulty of producing commercial …