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[ 18 F]-Fluorodeoxyglucose ([ 18 F]-FDG) is the most widely used positron-emission tomography tracer used for imaging in clinical studies such as early detection of cancer or its malignancies, quantifications, staging, and restaging of several malignancies. For clinical application, routine production of this tracer is mandatory in compliance to regulatory guidelines. Several dedicated commercial synthesizers are currently used for producing[ 18 F]-FDG for clinical usage. Being at hospital radiopharmacy, it is our responsibility and duty to support the clinical service with uninterrupted production and supply of [ 18 F]-FDG. This document describes the production of [ 18 F]-FDG using two different automated synthesizers in terms of its production yield, time of synthesis, and analyze the quality control (QC) of the produced [ 18 F]-FDG.

Establishing the [18F]-FDG Production via Two Different Automated Synthesizers for Routine Clinical Studies