Db. Sodee et al., PRELIMINARY IMAGING RESULTS USING IN-111 LABELED CYT-356 (PROSTASCINT(TM)) IN THE DETECTION OF RECURRENT PROSTATE-CANCER, Clinical nuclear medicine, 21(10), 1996, pp. 759-767
To evaluate whether In-111 capromab pendetide (an antibody conjugate d
irected to a glycoprotein found primarily on the cell membrane of pros
tate tissue) radioimmunoscintigraphy can localize residual or metastat
ic prostatic carcinoma in 15 patients after prostatectomy and lymphade
nectomy for prostatic carcinoma with rising serum prostate-specific an
tigen. One patient with 0.6 ng/ml serum prostate-specific antigen had
normal imaging results and 14 patients had scintigraphic evidence of r
esidual prostatic bed or metastatic prostatic carcinoma. Two patients
with borderline abnormal bone scans had abnormal activity in the same
regions on In-111 capromab pendetide images. All patients had negative
radiographic abdominal and pelvic cross-sectional prestudy images, an
d there were no adverse effects related to In-111 capromab pendetide i
nfusion and little human antimouse antibody response.