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Optimized simulations of 50Ti(p,α) and 49Ti(d,α) reactions for hospital-cyclotron production of 47Sc
F. Barbaro, L. Canton, Y. Lashko +1
The production of 47Sc, a promising radioisotope for targeted radionuclide therapy, by means of hospital-cyclotron reactions is investigated. Two possible routes are considered: th…
155Tb production by cyclotrons: what level of 155Gd enrichment allows clinical applications?
Francesca Barbaro, Luciano Canton, Nikolay Uzunov +2
BACKGROUND: 155Tb represents a potentially useful radionuclide for diagnostic medical applications, but its production remains a challenging problem. A recent experimental campaign…
The innovative Mn for PET imaging: production cross section modeling and dosimetric evaluation
F. Barbaro, L. Canton, M. P. Carante +4
Background: Recently, the reaction V(,x)Mn has been proposed as a possible alternative to the standard Cr(,x)Mn one, but improvements in the m…
New results on proton-induced reactions on Vanadium for Sc production and the impact of level densities on theoretical cross sections
F. Barbaro, L. Canton, M. P. Carante +6
New data for the $^\mbox{nat}$V(p,x) reactions have been measured in the range 26-70 MeV, with production of the nuclides Sc, Sc, Sc, Sc, Sc, $…
Production of high purity Mn from V targets with -beams at cyclotrons
A. Colombi, M. P. Carante, F. Barbaro +2
Radioisotope Mn is of special interest for multimodal imaging. Using state-of-art nuclear reaction codes, we study the alternative nuclear reaction route V(,x)$^…
Modeling Nuclear Reactions for PET/MRI MultiModal Imaging: the innovative use of 52gMn
A. Colombi, F. Barbaro, L. Canton +2
MultiModal Imaging is an innovative technique that consists in the combination of diagnostic exams based on different physical processes, to obtain a unique image with more detaile…
A Statistical Description of Nuclear Reaction Models for Medical Radionuclides: the Paradigmatic Case of Sc Production with Thick Vanadium Targets
M. P. Carante, F. Barbaro, L. Canton +2
We have introduced a tool to describe in a simple and efficient way the outcomes of known nuclear reaction codes. It differs from the customary use where typically a specific singl…