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68Ga-P3 is a diagnostic radiopharmaceutical composed of a human prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA)-targeting ligand, P3, labeled with the radioisotope gallium-68. It is designed for positron emission tomography (PET) imaging to detect PSMA-expressing lesions, primarily in prostate cancer. The drug binds to PSMA on malignant prostate cells; the radioactive gallium-68 emits positrons that are detected by PET/CT imaging systems, allowing for sensitive and specific localization of tumors. In clinical studies, 68Ga-P3 has demonstrated high sensitivity and specificity for tumor localization and can also be used intraoperatively with fluorescence imaging to guide surgical resection. The agent was initially developed by Peking University First Hospital and is currently in clinical development for use in patients with prostate cancer[1][3].
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