WO2006096206A2 - Method for preparing particles of radioactive powder containing cesium-131 for use in brachytherapy sources - Google Patents
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- Cesium-131 (Cs-131), including preparing particles of radioactive powder containing Cs-131.
- Uses of the dispersed Cs-131 prepared by the method include cancer research and treatment, such as for use in brachytherapy implant seeds and other sources independent of method of fabrication.
- Radiotherapy refers to the treatment of diseases, including primarily the treatment of tumors such as cancer, with radiation. Radiotherapy is used to destroy malignant or unwanted tissue without causing excessive damage to the nearby healthy tissues. Ionizing radiation can be used to selectively destroy cancerous cells contained within healthy tissue. Malignant cells are normally more sensitive to radiation than healthy cells. Therefore, by applying radiation of the correct amount over the ideal time period, it is possible to destroy all of the undesired cancer cells while saving or minimizing damage to the healthy tissue. For many decades, localized cancer has often been cured by the application of a carefully determined quantity of ionizing radiation during an appropriate period of time. Various methods have been developed for irradiating cancerous tissue while minimizing damage to the nearby healthy tissue. Such methods include the use of high-energy radiation beams from linear accelerators and other devices designed for use in external beam radiotherapy.
- Radiotherapy Another method of radiotherapy includes brachytherapy.
- substances in the form of seeds, needles, wires or catheters are implanted permanently or temporarily directed into/near the cancerous tumor.
- radioactive materials used have included radon, radium and iridium-192. More recently, the radioactive isotopes Cs-131 , iodine (1-125), and palladium (Pd-103) have been used. Examples are described in U.S. Patent Nos. 3,351 ,049; 4,323,055; and 4,784,116.
- the dose rate is set by the half-life of the radioisotope (60 days for 1-125 and 17 days for Pd-103).
- the radiation should be delivered to the cancerous cells at a faster, more uniform rate, while simultaneously preserving all of the advantages of using a soft x-ray emitting radioisotope.
- Such cancers are those found in the brain, lung, pancreas, prostate and other tissues.
- Cesium-131 is a radionuclide product that is ideally suited for use in brachytherapy (cancer treatment using interstitial implants, i.e., "radioactive seeds”).
- brachytherapy cancer treatment using interstitial implants, i.e., "radioactive seeds”
- the short half-life of Cs-131 makes the seeds effective against faster growing tumors such as those found in the brain, lung, and other sites (e.g., for prostate cancer).
- Cesium-131 is produced by radioactive decay from neutron irradiated naturally occurring Ba-130 (natural Ba comprises about 0.1 % Ba-130) or from enriched barium containing additional Ba-130, which captures a neutron, becoming Ba-131. Ba-131 then decays with an 11.5-day half-life to cesium-131 , which subsequently decays with a 9.7-day half-life to stable xenon-130. Due to the need for dispersed Cs-131 and the deficiencies in the current approaches in the art, there is a need for improved methods. The present invention fulfills this need and further provides other related advantages.
- the present invention discloses a method of preparing Cs-131 (e.g., purified Cs-131) as a dispersed radioisotope.
- Cs-131 e.g., purified Cs-131
- CSTs crystalline silicotitanates
- the particles containing Cs-131 may be further reacted by use of heat or other bonding agents to tightly hold the Cs-131 in the particle structure.
- the present invention in one embodiment provides a method for preparing particles of radioactive powder containing Cs-131.
- the method comprises the step of contacting Cs-131 with a material to produce microparticles of radioactive powder containing Cs-131 , wherein the material comprises at least one member of zeolites, aluminosilicates, crystalline silicotitanates, silicates, silicotungstates and oxides of silica.
- the present invention provides a method for preparing a brachytherapy device. The method comprises the step of dispersing the radioactive particles (prepared by the above method) in an organic, polymeric or inorganic matrix.
- the present invention provides a brachytherapy device.
- the brachytherapy device comprises microparticles of radioactive powder containing Cs-131 , wherein the microparticles comprise Cs- 131 and at least one member of zeolites, aluminosilicates, crystalline silicotitanates, silicates, silicotungstates and oxides of silica.
- the brachytherapy device can be used in a method of treating a tumor susceptible to radiation from Cs-131 , comprising the step of subjecting the tumor to the device.
- the present invention is directed to the use of materials to prepare a radioactive powder of Cs-131 for a wide range of uses, including for brachytherapy therapeutic medical devices.
- Each of the materials is unique in attracting Cs-131 out of solution to attach or to adhere to the solid crystalline structures.
- a variety of powdered silicates and crystalline silicotitanates (CSTs) are prepared and doped or reacted with a solution of Cs-131 to produce microparticles of radioactive powder.
- the Cs- 131 containing particles may be further reacted by use of heat or other bonding agents to tightly hold the Cs-131 in the particle structure.
- these extremely small sized radioactive particles can be evenly dispersed in a variety of organic, polymeric (e.g., U.S. Patent No. 6,589,502) and inorganic matrices to manufacture a wide variety of therapeutic brachytherapy devices.
- powdered materials include the general classes of zeolites, sodium aluminosilicates, crystalline silicotitanates, silicates (Na, K, Li), silicotungstates, and oxides of silica; and combinations thereof.
- the family of crystalline silicotitanates are formulated, for example, from titanium oxide, silicon oxide, sodium oxide and niobium pentoxide.
- Powdered materials may be prepared by one of skill in the art or purchased commercially (e.g., PQ Corporation, Berwyn, PA; Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, MO; Fisher Chemical, Fairlawn, NJ).
- Cs-131 may be purified by a wide variety of ways well known to one of ordinary skill in the art.
- U.S. Patent No. 6,066,302 provides a method for purifying Cs-131.
- Cs-131 is useful for example for cancer research and treatment, such as radiotherapy (e.g., to treat malignancies).
- a radioactive substance e.g., Cs-131
- brachytherapy implant substance e.g., seed
- tumor includes other areas of cancerous tissue.
- the use of dispersed Cs-131 in brachytherapy implant substances is not dependent on the method of fabrication of the substances.
- the method of the present invention provides dispersed Cs-131 for these and other uses.
- the first sample contained 0.18 microgram ( ⁇ g) of Cs adsorbed on ⁇ 1.7 milligrams (mg) of sodium silicate/aluminum oxide ceramic.
- the second sample contained 0.18 ⁇ g of Cs adsorbed on ⁇ 1.36 mg of sodium silicate/aluminum oxide ceramic containing 0.34 mg crystalline silicotitanate (CST), 20 wt% CST.
- Each -1.7 mg sample contained ⁇ 0.18 ⁇ g Cs, and contacted with 1-mL of Eye Wash Solution:
- CST neat or a ceramic dilution of this material could be used in a variety of ways to be placed in the body as an injectable suspended solid, mixed with a bio compatible silica gel, polymeric gel, or other gels, made into microspheres; or placed, sprayed, or injected into areas of cancer growth, e.g., such as breast tumors.
- the radioactive species (Cs-131) when attached to the CST micro particles will be held in place and not leached out of the specified target location by body fluids before providing beneficial radiation to the cancer growth.
- Typical Cs-131 radioactive dose requirements will vary with application; e.g., 10 ⁇ Ci may require ⁇ 10 "7 mg of powder.
- Cs in CST is stable when heated to a glass ceramic. Since Cs is a (+1) ion, it will be difficult to attach it to an organic linker and therefore the use of, for example, CST powdered ion exchanger provides the carrier for many novel and unique applications for cancer research.
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