Last update Nov. 22, 2024
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V09AX01 (111In pentetate); V09GX02 (111In imciromab); V09HB01 (111In oxinate labelled cells); V09HB02 (111In tropolonate labelled cells); V09IB01 (111In pentetreotide); V09IB02 (111In satumomab pendetide); V09IB03 (111In antiovariumcarcinoma antibody); V09IB04 (111In capromab pendetide) is Indium-111; 111-In in ATC Code/s.
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Indium-111 (111In) is a radioactive isotope of indium that emits X-rays. Its radiological elimination half-life is 67.2 hours (2.8 days). Various substrates can be labeled with Indium-111 for different diagnostic studies:
Some indium-111 compounds such as octreotide are not absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract, so even if they reach breast milk they would not be absorbed by the infant.
Note: 1 mCi (millicurie) = 37 Mbq (megabecquerel)
Waiting times for breastfeeding after radionuclide administration to limit exposure to a maximum of 1 mSv (the average natural radiation received is 6.2 mSv each year.): (Hale, ARSAC 2024, IAEA 2018)
In case of doubt, milk radioactivity can be measured at a nuclear medicine center until measurements on milk samples demonstrate that it is safe to restart feeding. (ARSAC 2024, Stabin 2000)
If it is desired to completely limit (to 0 mSv) infant exposure, the passage of 5 radioactive half-lives (14 days) will have to be awaited. For leukocyte-labeled Indium-111, 1 day is sufficient.
If the mother has expressed and stored milk prior to the test, she may give it to the infant during the lactation break period. During the interruption period, the milk should be regularly expressed as completely as possible and either discarded or frozen and stored appropriately (ARSAC 2024). This stored milk will be fit for consumption after 10 T ½ (30 days) when the radioactivity will have completely disappeared.