- they have two
phosphonate (PO(OH) 2) groups. They are thus also
called diphosphonates (bis- or di- + phosphonate).
Evidence shows that they
reduce the risk...
-
Medronic acid (conjugate base, medronate), also
known as
methylene diphosphonate, is the
smallest bisphosphonate. Its
complex with
radioactive technetium...
- thiazolidinediones, insulin),
thyroid hormones,
antithyroid drugs, calcitonin,
diphosphonate,
vasopressin analogues. Antifungal,
alkalinizing agents, quinolones...
- was more useful. Use of technetium-99m (99mTc)
labelled phosphates,
diphosphonates or
similar agents, as in the
modern technique, was
first proposed in...
-
making it a
useful tool to
differentiate from AL amyloidosis. DPD is a
diphosphonate and can be used as an
alternative to HDP or MDP in
nuclear medicine...
- Haddad, J. G. (March 1980). "Healing of
lytic Paget bone
disease with
diphosphonate therapy". Radiology. 134 (3): 635–637. doi:10.1148/radiology.134.3.7355210...
-
images for both
phases of the study. For example, the
ligand methylene-
diphosphonate (MDP) can be
preferentially taken up by bone. By
chemically attaching...
-
bipolar disorder Mesolimbic dopamine pathway of the
brain Methylene diphosphonate, a
pharmaceutical product used
especially in
nuclear medicine (99mTc-MDP)...
-
Chelate MPI
Indium DTPA In 111 MPI
Krypton 81m Gas
Generator MPI
Stannous Diphosphonate Mresvia MS
Contin Mucinex Mucomyst Mucosil Multifuge Mupirocin mupirocin...
- body and/or
processed differently. For example, the
ligand methylene-
diphosphonate (MDP) can be
preferentially taken up by bone. By
chemically attaching...
