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186 Re is an important radionuclide having a half-life of 3.72 d that is suitable for radioimmunotherapy. Its production in no-carrier-added form is done   via   charged particle induced reactions and the data are available in EXFOR library. We evaluated two charged particle induced reactions, namely   186 W( p , n )  186 Re and   186 W( d ,2 n )  186 Re. In the first case, analysis was done up to about 70 MeV but in the latter only up to about 50 MeV. A statistical procedure supported by nuclear model calculations using the codes STAPRE, EMPIRE and TALYS was used to validate and fit the data. The recommended sets of data derived together with 95% confidence limits are reported. The application of those data, particularly in the calculation of integral yields is discussed. The   186 W( p , n )  186 Re reaction on highly enriched   186 W is presently the method of choice for production of no-carrier-added   186 Re and, taking into account the radionuclidic purity, the maximum recommended proton energy is 18 MeV. The formation of the very long-lived isomer,  186m Re, is briefly discussed. The   186 W( d ,2 n )  186 Re reaction could also be interesting if a high-intensity accelerator would be available.

Evaluation of charged particle induced reaction cross section data for production of the important therapeutic radionuclide 186 Re