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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Transl Sci. 2018 Jul 13;5(2):10.15761/JTS.1000269. doi: 10.15761/JTS.1000269

Table 3.

Comparison of clinical radiolabeled trastuzumab studies

Author Agent t1/2(h) Tumor Type n HER2 Status Trastuzumab pre-dose Administered Dose Lesion visibility Organs receiving highest dose
Perik et al.[1] 111In-DTPA trastuzumab 67.9 Breast 17 All 3+ 4mg/kg 100-150 MBq/5mg At least 1 in 14/15 patients New lesions in 13/15 na
Gaykema et al. [2]1 111In-DTPA trastuzumab 67.9 Breast 12 + 4mg/kg + 2mg/kg weekly 100-150 MBq/5mg 25 liver, spleen, Myocardium
Wong et al [3] 111In-MxDTPA trastuzumab 67.9 Breast 8 ≥3+ 4-8 mg/kg 185 MBq/10mg At least 1 in 3/7 patients myocardium, liver, kidneys2
Dijkers et al[4] 89Zr-N-SucDf-trastuzumab 78.4 Breast 14 + 10[n=2], 50[n=5] OR 10mg[n=7] if on trastuzumab 38.4[1.6] MBq/1.5mg All lesions in 6/12 patients na
O’Donoghue et al[5] 89Zr-N-SucDf-trastuzumab 78.4 Gastroesophageal 10 3+(n=8)
2+FISH+(n=2)
50 mg 184(182 to 189) MBq /3mg At least 1 in 8/10 patients Liver, myocardium, kidneys
Tamur et al.[6] 64Cu-DOTA trastuzumab 12.7 Breast 6 3+(n=5)
2+FISH+(n=1)
86.2±6.3 μg 126±8MBq At least 1 in 6/6 patients 9/11 lesions myocardium, liver, spleen
Data from this manuscript 111In-CHX-A”-DTPA trastuzumab 67.9 Breast (n=8), NSCLC (n=2), Bladder (n=1) 11 3+(n=7)
2+FISH+(n=1)
HER2(−)(n=3)
129.02[36.8] μg 175.7[20.3] MBq 10/11 Concordant with pathology liver, bowel, myocardium

na = not available;

1

same patient population as above;

2

dose calculations using 90Y

Current publications of radiolabeled trastuzumab clinical imaging are limited by small numbers of patients and variable patient preparation and imaging protocols. Our is the only study that included HER2(−) patients and 1 of 2 in which additional non-radiolabeled trastuzumab was NOT given. Despite the numerous inconsistencies, HER2 imaging with radiolabeled trastuzumab is safe and feasible with PET or SPECT; however further validation studies with larger patient populations are needed