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Parametric Images of Antibody Pharmacokinetics in Bi213-HuM195 Therapy of Leukemia

Katherine S. Kolbert, Klaus A. Hamacher, Joseph G. Jurcic, David A. Scheinberg, Steven M. Larson and George Sgouros
Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 2001, 42 (1) 27-32;
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    Pictograph of steps for generating parametric images. On top is series of four spot images taken at sequential time points. Spatially identical pixel (in green) has been selected from each image and fit to a line. Slope (m) is placed in image matrix at corresponding point.

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    Top row shows parametric images of patient 1. Generated isorate contours of 0.7 and −1.8 cpm are displayed on anterior view and 1.2 and 2.4 cpm are shown on posterior view. Isolevels are also superimposed on corresponding summed planar images in bottom row.

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    Anterior and posterior parametric images of patient 2 with isorate contours of −0.15 and 0.08 cpm shown on anterior view and 0.25 and 0.45 cpm shown on posterior view.

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    Parametric images of patient 3 show single isorate level of 0.14 cpm.

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    Parametric images of patient 4 show functional image artifacts. Movement that is apparent from rate image—particularly in hip and spleen region of posterior, first injection—cannot be plainly seen on conventional images.

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    TABLE 1.

    Administered Antibody and Disease Assessment per Patient

    Patient no.Antibody dose (mg)Bone marrow blasts (%)WBCs*
    FirstLastTotalBefore treatmentAfter treatmentBefore treatmentNadir
    11.6301.4804.59038242.80.1
    20.6990.6535.0712861.80.4
    30.8980.8913.58567503.20.9
    41.181.033.3720115.60.2
    • ↵* WBCs = white blood cells in thousands of cells/mm3.

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Parametric Images of Antibody Pharmacokinetics in Bi213-HuM195 Therapy of Leukemia
Katherine S. Kolbert, Klaus A. Hamacher, Joseph G. Jurcic, David A. Scheinberg, Steven M. Larson, George Sgouros
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