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Imaging of Human Infection with 131I-Labeled Recombinant Human Interleukin-8

Milton D. Gross, Brahm Shapiro, Lorraine M. Fig, Robert Steventon, Richard W.S. Skinner and Rick V. Hay
Journal of Nuclear Medicine November 2001, 42 (11) 1656-1659;
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    Blood clearance of 131I-rhIL-8 (A), urinary excretion of 131I radioactivity (B), and anterior (top row) and posterior (bottom row) body images over 24-h interval show faint uptake in lungs and prominent accumulation in spleen with discernable activity in small bowel, kidneys, and bladder (C). T1/2 = half-life.

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    Focal uptake of 131I-rhIL-8 in acute infection of left foot (A), less intense but focal 131I-rhIL-8 uptake (arrow) in patient with chronic infection in foot (B), 3-h delayed 99mTc-HDP bone scan shows multifocal degenerative changes in ankles and feet in patient with chronic infection (arrow) of right foot (C) and corresponding 131I-rhIL-8 images depict infection (arrow) but do not image extensive degenerative arthritis (D).

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    Clinical Findings in 11 Patients

    Age (y)Clinical findingsSedimentation rate (mm/h)Culture
    66Osteomyelitis, right fifth distal phalanx109Mixed*
    69Osteomyelitis, first metatarsal, right foot120MRSA
    53Osteomyelitis, left great toe119Mixed
    77Osteomyelitis, proximal phalanx, left second toe89MRSA
    67Osteomyelitis, left foot102Pseudomonas, staph
    50Treated osteomyelitis, right great toe31S. aureus
    44Left ankle fusion28Enterococcus, pseudomonas
    72Recurrent osteomyelitis29MRSA
    43History of tibial fracture, treated osteomyelitis, right tibia3Not done
    75Osteomyelitis, right foot79MRSA
    39Puncture wound, right thumbNot doneNot done
    • ↵* Multiple pathogens in specimen.

    • MRSA = methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.

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    IL-8 in Infection

    Age (y)Diagnosis99mTc TPBSX-ray131I-rhIL-8
    66Osteomyelitis, right fifth distal phalanx, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases of distal phalanx, fifth digit, right footFracture vs. osteomyelitis of distal phalanx of fifth digit, right footUptake in distal phalanx of fifth digit, right foot
    69Osteomyelitis, first metatarsal right foot, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases of first tarsometatarsal joint, right footOsteomyelitis of first metatarsal, right footUptake in first metatarsal, right foot
    53Osteomyelitis, left great toe, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases of distal phalanx, left great toeS/P amputation of second and third digits, left footUptake in distal phalanx, left great toe
    77Osteomyelitis, proximal phalanx, left second toe, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases of proximal phalanx, left second toeErosive changes, second and third metatarsophalangeal joints, left footUptake in proximal phalanx of second toe, left foot
    67Osteomyelitis, left foot, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases, fifth left tarsometatarsal jointSoft tissue ulceration/erosion, fifth metatarsal, left footUptake in fifth digit, metatarsal left foot
    50Treated osteomyelitis, right great toe, DMUptake in delayed phase, right great toeSoft tissue swelling in distal right foot, no bony changesNo rhIL-8 localization
    44Left ankle fusionAbnormal uptake in all phases of distal left fibulaLeft tibiotalar/tibiocalcaneal ankle fusionUptake in left ankle
    72Treated osteomyelitis recurrence, DMNot doneDestruction and subluxation of second and third metatarsal heads, left footFaint uptake, third metatarsal region, left foot
    43History of tibial fracture, treated osteomyelitis, right tibiaAbnormal uptake in flow/blood pool, only distal right tibiaPrevious fracture, right tibiaNo rhIL-8 localization
    75Osteomyelitis, right foot, DMAbnormal uptake in all phases, fifth metatarsal, right footPossible erosion fifth metatarsal, right footUptake in fifth metatarsal, right foot
    39Puncture wound, right thumbDiffuse uptake in flow/blood pool phases, right thumbSoft tissue swelling, right thumbDiffuse uptake, right thumb
    • DM = diabetes mellitus; S/P = status post; TPBS = triple-phase bone scan.

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Milton D. Gross, Brahm Shapiro, Lorraine M. Fig, Robert Steventon, Richard W.S. Skinner, Rick V. Hay
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