Tumor Localization of Radio-Labeled Antibodies

David M. Goldenberg; Frank H. Deland; E. Edmund Kim; Stanley E. Order; Peter Leichner; David S. Ettinger; Jerry L. Klein; Mette Strand; R. Begent; K. Bagshawe; G. Stanway; P. Keep; F. Searle; E. Newlands; R. Jewkes; B. Jones; P. Vernon; Jean Pierre Mach; Stephan Carrel; Michel Forni; Jürg Ritschard; Alfred Donath; Pierre Alberto

doi:10.1056/NEJM198011203032117

Tumor Localization of Radio-Labeled Antibodies

David M. Goldenberg, Frank H. Deland, E. Edmund Kim, Stanley E. Order, Peter Leichner, David S. Ettinger, Jerry L. Klein, Mette Strand, R. Begent, K. Bagshawe, G. Stanway, P. Keep, F. Searle, E. Newlands, R. Jewkes, B. Jones, P. Vernon, Jean Pierre Mach, Stephan Carrel, Michel ForniJürg Ritschard, Alfred Donath, Pierre Alberto

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To the Editor: We congratulate Mach et al. for their report in the July 3 issue on the unequivocal scintigraphic identification of tumor sites in 11 of 27 patients given [¹³¹I]-labeled antibody to carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) — a method that has been described as the radioimmunodetection of cancer.¹ This report corrects the authors' previous claim that cancer radioimmunodetection in human beings with radioactive CEA antibodies is not feasible, ² and we ascribe the earlier failure to their not using the computer-assisted background-subtraction method described in our original clinical study of CEA tumor radioimmunodetection.³ Although their paper confirms our report that.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	1237-1239
Number of pages	3
Journal	New England Journal of Medicine
Volume	303
Issue number	21
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198011203032117
State	Published - Nov 20 1980

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Goldenberg, D. M., Deland, F. H., Kim, E. E., Order, S. E., Leichner, P., Ettinger, D. S., Klein, J. L., Strand, M., Begent, R., Bagshawe, K., Stanway, G., Keep, P., Searle, F., Newlands, E., Jewkes, R., Jones, B., Vernon, P., Mach, J. P., Carrel, S., ... Alberto, P. (1980). Tumor Localization of Radio-Labeled Antibodies. New England Journal of Medicine, 303(21), 1237-1239. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198011203032117

Goldenberg, DM, Deland, FH, Kim, EE, Order, SE, Leichner, P, Ettinger, DS, Klein, JL, Strand, M, Begent, R, Bagshawe, K, Stanway, G, Keep, P, Searle, F, Newlands, E, Jewkes, R, Jones, B, Vernon, P, Mach, JP, Carrel, S, Forni, M, Ritschard, J, Donath, A & Alberto, P 1980, 'Tumor Localization of Radio-Labeled Antibodies', New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 303, no. 21, pp. 1237-1239. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198011203032117

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