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212 Pb emerges as a compelling in vivo α-particle generator for targeted α therapy due to its favorable half-life ( t1/2 = 10.6 hours) aligning with the biological half-lives of small peptides and its potent α-particle emissions within the decay series. However, one of the challenges with 212 Pb is to perform appropriate image-guided dosimetry. To date, all the data have been extrapolated from its imaging analog, 203 Pb. We present the first-in-human posttherapy image-guided dosimetric estimates of a single cycle of 212 Pb VMT-α-peptide, administered in a 41-year-old woman with an advanced grade 2 NET. The patient also demonstrated partial response on treatment.

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