“…Uptake in the salivary glands is the dose-limiting factor during endoradiotherapy with small-molecule PSMA inhibitors, resulting in (partially reversible) xerostomia when applied with 177 Lu, and severe to persistent xerostomia when applied with 225 Ac [ 50 , 51 ]. The quality of life for patients can, therefore, be significantly impaired despite preventive strategies, e.g., injection of botulinum toxin, external cooling, or gustatory stimulation have been described [ 99 , 100 , 101 , 102 , 103 ]. The uptake mechanism of PSMA inhibitors in salivary glands has not been thoroughly investigated to date, a more comprehensive review concerning known mechanisms is described by Heynickx et al [ 103 ].…”