Chemotherapeutic agent and tracer composition and use thereof

Drug – bio-affecting and body treating compositions – Radionuclide or intended radionuclide containing; adjuvant... – Molecular bilayer structure

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ABSTRACT:
A therapeutic composition suitable for extracorporeal treatment of whole blood comprises a dialyzable chemotherapeutic agent and a dialyzable fluorescable tracer means. The removal rate of the fluorescable tracer compound from treated blood during hemodialysis is a function of the removal rate of unreacted chemotherapeutic agent present. The residual chemotherapeutic agent concentration after hemodialysis is ascertained by measuring the concentration of the fluorescable tracer compound in a dialysate using fluorometric techniques.

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patent: 4017614 (1977-04-01), Wild
Babb, Report Carbamylated Red Cell Distributions in Blood Treated Extracorporeally with Cyanate, Nat. Heart, Lung & Blood Inst., Bethesda MD, Contract NO1-HB-6-2962, Jul. 1977.

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