This guideline summarizes the current view of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine Drug Development Committee. The purpose of this guideline is to guarantee a high standard of PET studies that are aimed at measuring target occupancy in the brain within the framework of development programs of drugs that act within the central nervous system (CNS drugs). This guideline is intended to present information specifically adapted to European practice. The information provided should be applied within the context of local conditions and regulations.

Guidelines to PET measurements of the target occupancy in the brain for drug development

Salvadori Piero;
2016

Abstract

This guideline summarizes the current view of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine Drug Development Committee. The purpose of this guideline is to guarantee a high standard of PET studies that are aimed at measuring target occupancy in the brain within the framework of development programs of drugs that act within the central nervous system (CNS drugs). This guideline is intended to present information specifically adapted to European practice. The information provided should be applied within the context of local conditions and regulations.
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Drug development
Positron emission tomography
Target occupancy
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Takano, Akihiro; Varrone, Andrea; Gulyás, Balázs; Salvadori, Piero; Gee, Antony; Windhorst, Albert; Vercouillie, Johnny; Bormans, Guy; Lammertsma Adri...espandi
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