Ga-67 is known for imaging in the field of nuclear medicine. Ga-67 is produced in cyclotron and converted to Ga-67-Citrate through a reaction with sodium citrate.
Ga-67-Citrate with a half-life of 78.26 hours is used as a diagnostic radiopharmaceutical for diagnosis and showing the extension of diseases such as Hodgkin’s disease, lymphoma, inflammatory lesions, primary or metastatic tumors, foci of infection and acute inflammation.
