X-ray guided drug delivery
AssigneeVanderbilt University
InventorDennis E. Hallahan
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AssigneeVanderbilt University
InventorDennis E. Hallahan
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A method of delivering an active agent to a target tissue, particularly neoplastic tissue, vascular anomaly or tumor tissue, in a vertebrate subject. The method includes the steps of exposing the target tissue to ionizing radiation; and administering a delivery vehicle to the vertebrate subject before, after, during, or combinations thereof, exposing the target tissue to the ionizing radiation. The delivery vehicle includes the active agent and delivers the agent to the target tissue. Exemplary delivery vehicles include platelets; leukocytes; proteins or peptides which bind activated platelets; antibodies which bind activated platelets; microspheres coated with proteins or peptides which bind activated platelets; liposomes conjugated to platelets, leukocytes, proteins or peptides which bind activated platelets, or antibodies which bind activated platelets; and combinations thereof.
A method of targeting a tissue in a vertebrate subject for delivery of an active agent, the method comprising:
A method of delivering an active agent to a target tissue in a vertebrate subject, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of treating a neoplasm in a vertebrate subject, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of inhibiting angiogenesis in a vertebrate subject, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of imaging a target tissue in a vertebrate subject, the method comprising the steps of:
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