Differential Equation Modelling of the Biological and Physical Elimination of Radiopharmaceuticals

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Autore principale: FARIAS, Matheus dos Santos
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author FARIAS, Matheus dos Santos
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contents <p>Radiopharmaceutical elimination is governed simultaneously by biological clearance and physical ra-<br>dioactive decay, giving rise to an effective loss law of multi-parameter character. In this work, differential<br>equations are used to derive the combined model of biological and physical elimination, together with<br>formulas for effective half-life, cumulative activity, average retention, and multi-exponential washout.<br>Single-exponential and biexponential cases are considered, and the analytical expressions are interpreted<br>in the context of nuclear medicine and radiation physics. The results show how elimination kinetics and<br>radioactive transformation interact in a mathematically transparent way.</p>
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spellingShingle Differential Equation Modelling of the Biological and Physical Elimination of Radiopharmaceuticals
FARIAS, Matheus dos Santos
biological elimination; physical decay; effective half-life; radiopharmaceuticals; differen- tial equations.
<p>Radiopharmaceutical elimination is governed simultaneously by biological clearance and physical ra-<br>dioactive decay, giving rise to an effective loss law of multi-parameter character. In this work, differential<br>equations are used to derive the combined model of biological and physical elimination, together with<br>formulas for effective half-life, cumulative activity, average retention, and multi-exponential washout.<br>Single-exponential and biexponential cases are considered, and the analytical expressions are interpreted<br>in the context of nuclear medicine and radiation physics. The results show how elimination kinetics and<br>radioactive transformation interact in a mathematically transparent way.</p>
title Differential Equation Modelling of the Biological and Physical Elimination of Radiopharmaceuticals
topic biological elimination; physical decay; effective half-life; radiopharmaceuticals; differen- tial equations.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19322534