RE:Very encouraging, but approval will take timeGot my SPECT scan yesterday using Ga68-Dotatate. It is so easy and they can see everything with high resolution, tiny tumors, all based on somatostatin receptor. Doctor Meric did a comparison what is done with ADCs, but TH1902 is not an ADC, it's a PDC, like Ga68-Dotatate.
I know they don't have the financial means to develop that at this point, but it would be so helpful going forward. It would act as a prcision imaging tool and as a patient selection tool. They need to think PDC, not ADC. Yes, both are targeted, but you compare an aircraft carrier with a military drone boat.
In my case, after they saw progression of my cancer back in February on SPECT with Ga68, they sent me to pass a standard CT scan, just to see if they were able to see the new small tumors with it, and standard CT scan was unable to show them clearly, so they will follow me with SPCET Ga68 scans moving forward. My point is that they need to think PDC, not ADC.