Magnetic ferric oxide composite medical contrast agent

Abstract

The present invention discloses a magnetic ferric oxide composite medical contrast agent. According to the present invention, the microsphere has a hollow inorganic / organic / inorganic three-layer structure, the cavity is positioned in the center of the microsphere, the internal is filled with air, the outer layer of the cavity is alpha-Fe2O3 magnetic particles, the middle layer is core / shell polymer nanometer microspheres obtained by carrying out free radical copolymerization on a poly(methyl acrylate)-polyacrylic acid random copolymer, polyacrylic acid and divinylbenzene, the carboxyl on the inner surface and the iron salt can form the coordination bond or ion bond so as to provide the stability between the copolymer and the alpha-Fe2O3 magnetic particles in the inner layer, the outer layer is silicon dioxide, and the carboxyl on the microsphere surface and the silanol on the silicon dioxide surface produce the hydrogen bond effect so as to realize connection; and the magnetic ferric oxide composite medical contrast agent has the following advantages that: the polymer microspheres belong to the nanoscale particles, the contrast agent can provide the targeting positioning function with the alpha-Fe2O3 magnetic particles in the inner layer, the silicon dioxide hollow microsphere has good biocompatibility and good mechanical stability, and the internal cavity can produce the strong echo signal under the contrasting mode.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a contrast agent for medical detection, in particular to a multilayer organic / inorganic composite structure nano microsphere with magnetic function, which belongs to the field of medical technology. Background technique [0002] In recent years, molecular imaging technology has attracted extensive attention because it can provide important information for the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases in living tissues (Campbell R. E., Chang C. J. Curr Opin Chem Biol , 2010, 14(1):1-2.). Among many imaging modes, ultrasound imaging, as a non-invasive biomedical imaging mode, has important research value due to its advantages of safe and timely imaging and diagnosis, low price, lightness and quickness, and wide application. However, the difference in echo signals between different biological tissues often hinders the accuracy of diagnosis. In order to better obtain accurate information of specific tissues, people usually use the meth...

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However, this method still has certain limitations, such as hollow SiO 2 The size of the spheres is too large and does not reach the nanoscale structure, which makes it difficult to be used for in vivo imaging, and it is difficult to carry out further connection without functional group modification

Therefore, the contrast agents currently used in clinical practice cannot simultaneously meet the requirements of good biocompatibility, mechanical stability, targeting performance, nanostructure, and functional group modification.

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