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Simple production of [1-carbon-11]acetate.

Authors: F, Oberdorfer; A, Theobald; C, Prenant;

Simple production of [1-carbon-11]acetate.

Abstract

We report an attractive approach for the preparation of [1-11C]acetate.The procedure involved the instantaneous hydrolysis of [1-11C]acetyl chloride back to [1-11C]acetic acid by simply trapping the volatile acid chloride in physiological saline. This delivered [1-11C]acetate immediately in pharmaceutical quality.An easy and quantitative gas phase separation of the radiopharmaceutical from any inorganic residue and organic contamination could be achieved. The preparation required a minimum of automation and afforded only 5 min for an amount of 15 GBq of [1-11C]acetate which was yet ready for injection. Multiple preparations could be performed within 1 day.The use of [1-11C]acetyl chloride as a precursor to [1-11C]acetate is of considerable practical importance lending itself to automation with ease and giving the target compound directly in sterile solution without the need for further care and purification.

Keywords

Humans, Heart, Carbon Radioisotopes, Acetates, Tomography, Emission-Computed

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