@article{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00047440,
 author = {田中, 泉 and 石原, 弘 and 薬丸, 晴子 and 田中, 美香 and 横地, 和子 and 田嶋, 克史 and 明石, 真言 and 田中 泉 and 石原 弘 and 薬丸 晴子 and 田中 美香 and 横地 和子 and 田嶋 克史 and 明石 真言},
 issue = {3},
 journal = {Biological and Pharmaceutical Bulletin},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {Radiocesium nuclides, used as a gamma ray source in various types of industrial equipments and found in nuclear waste, are strictly controlled to avoid their leakage into the environment. When large amounts of radiocesium are accidentally incorporated into the human body, decorporation therapy should be considered.  Although standard decorporation methods have been studied since the 1960s and were established in the 1970s with the drug Radiogardase (a Prussian blue preparation), application of recent advances in pharmacokinetics and ethical standards could improve these methods. Here we designed a modern dosage form of hydrogel containing cesium-absorbents to alleviate intestinal mucosa irritation due to the cesium-binding capacity of the absorbents. The effectiveness of the dosage form on fecal excretion was confirmed by quantitative mouse experiments. The total cesium excretion rate of the crystal form (1.3710.09) was improved by the hydrogel form (1.5210.10) at the same dose of Prussian blue, with a longer gastrointestinal tract transit time. Using a mouse model, we compared the effects of several drugs on fecal and urinary excretion of internal cesium, without the use of absorbents. Only phenylephrine hydrochloride significantly enhanced cesium excretion (excretion rate of 1.1710.08) via the urinary pathway, whereas none of the diuretic drugs tested had this effect. These findings indicate that modifying the dosage form of cesium absorbents is important for the decorporation of internal radiocesium contamination.},
 pages = {353--360},
 title = {Comparison of Absorbents and Drugs for Internal Decorporation of Radiocesium: Advances of Polyvinyl Alcohol Hydrogel Microsphere Preparations Containing Magnetite and Prussian Blue},
 volume = {39},
 year = {2015}
}