Mar. 13 at 3:20 AM
It’s possible RAD101 could be a
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$1.5 billion dollar brain imaging tracer. If it becomes the gold standard. Brain tumors in general live off fatty acids. Therefore that’s why it finds them and lights them up. But radiologist could potentially use it before stereotactic radiation because mri’s don’t always pick up very small brain Mets and definitely after stereotactic radiation because standard mri’s don’t work well after necrosis cause by the radiation laser (gamma or cyber knife). What’s interesting phase2a 10/10 and phase 2b 11/12. Also, there’s a major market for this in European and Asia as well.
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