Production Method and Quality Control of [13N]Ammonia Injection Using Cyclotron In-Target

Purpose: Our institution, the demand for [13N]ammonia is increasing, so we will introduce the manufacturing process, quality testing, and other processes for [13N]ammonia injection until it is supplied to patients. Materials and Methods: [13N]ammonia is produced by irradiating water containing 5 mmol of ethanol as a target material in a cyclotron manufactured by IBA at about 90 mA for 15 minutes. The quality of the prepared [13N]ammonia injection is tested according to USP standards. Results: The [13N]ammonia injection solution produced in a cyclotron passes through a cartridge and a sterile filter, and the final amount is about 200 mCi on average in about 2 mL volume, and the production time is about 20 minutes. All quality test results met USP standards. Conclusion: [13N]ammonia injection is a drug whose demand is gradually increasing due to its simple manufacturing process and manufacturing time that does not require synthesis equipment, relatively uncomplicated quality testing, and good visual image.

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Korean Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology
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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.12972/kjnmt.20240017
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Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
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Production Method and Quality Control of [13N]Ammonia Injection Using Cyclotron In-Target

Kang-Bin Kim, Min-yook Park, Dae-Hong Kim, Jeongyeon Kim et al.
Korean Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology
Medical Imaging Techniques and Applications
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Production Method and Quality Control of [13N]Ammonia Injection Using Cyclotron In-Target

Kang-Bin Kim, Min-yook Park, Dae-Hong Kim, Jeongyeon Kim, Jeonghun Lee
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Abstract

Purpose: Our institution, the demand for [13N]ammonia is increasing, so we will introduce the manufacturing process, quality testing, and other processes for [13N]ammonia injection until it is supplied to patients. Materials and Methods: [13N]ammonia is produced by irradiating water containing 5 mmol of ethanol as a target material in a cyclotron manufactured by IBA at about 90 mA for 15 minutes. The quality of the prepared [13N]ammonia injection is tested according to USP standards. Results: The [13N]ammonia injection solution produced in a cyclotron passes through a cartridge and a sterile filter, and the final amount is about 200 mCi on average in about 2 mL volume, and the production time is about 20 minutes. All quality test results met USP standards. Conclusion: [13N]ammonia injection is a drug whose demand is gradually increasing due to its simple manufacturing process and manufacturing time that does not require synthesis equipment, relatively uncomplicated quality testing, and good visual image.

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