• Title of article

    Molecular Imaging in Targeted Therapeutics

  • Author/Authors

    Wang, Yuebing Department of Biochemistry - School of Medicine - Nankai University - Tianjin, China , Cheng, Zhen Department of Radiology and Bio-X Program - School of Medicine - Stanford University - Stanford, USA , Liu, Shuang School of Health Sciences - Purdue University - Stadium Mall Drive - West Lafayette, USA , Shao, Guoqiang Department of Nuclear Medicine - Nanjing First Hospital - Nanjing Medical University - Nanjing, China

  • Pages
    2
  • From page
    1
  • To page
    2
  • Abstract
    With the rapid development of precision medicine, targeted therapy of tumors has made great advances. However, tumors of the same type were found to harbor difierent molecular alterations such as specific receptor, transporter, and cell expression levels before and even during the targeted therapy. Molecular imaging allows mapping of disease markers in vivo and understanding of disease biology. It promotes targeted therapy by therapeutic efiect prediction, early response evaluation, and therapeutic regimen determination in preclinical and clinical settings. Molecular imaging technologies are being recognized as one of the most valuable tools in the field of precision medicine, which will make individual treatment decisions for better patient outcome care.
  • Keywords
    Molecular , Therapeutics , PET , MR
  • Journal title
    Contrast Media and Molecular Imaging
  • Serial Year
    2018
  • Record number

    2617695