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This series of short communications presents, in miniature, the diversity of applications which exists for scintigraphic studies in drug formulation. It may be classified into three main groups reflecting the three major divisions seen when considering the subject as a whole. In the first group, representing the field most closely akin to nuclear medicine, radionuclide tracers are used to demonstrate the progress of pathological conditions, or to show the response of these conditions to various therapeutic regimes. The second group uses radionuclides to demonstrate physiological or metabolic processes. Again it is possible to extend this group to include an assessment of the response of these processes to drug therapy. Thirdly, there is the group of studies in which radionuclides are incorporated as an integral part of the drug formulation; allowing the fate of the formulation to be monitored externally.

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Frier, M. (1982). Poster Abstracts. In: Wilson, C.G., Hardy, J.G., Frier, M., Davis, S.S. (eds) Radionuclide Imaging in Drug Research. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9728-1_19

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