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Neuroblastoma Imaging Using a Combined CT Scanner–Scintillation Camera and 131I-MIBG

H. Roger Tang, Angela J. Da Silva, Katherine K. Matthay, David C. Price, John P. Huberty, Randall A. Hawkins and Bruce H. Hasegawa
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2001, 42 (2) 237-247;
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    Combined CT–scintillation camera imaging system.

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    Overview of template projection reconstruction process.

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    Example of fused image available from combined CT–scintillation camera imaging system. CT image is shown along with spatially correlated SPECT image indicating 131I-MIBG uptake in lymph node in patient’s left axilla.

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    Anterior planar 131I-MIBG scans of three neuroblastoma patients. Patient 1 shows two separate lesions in abdomen along with normal liver uptake (left side of image) and excreted bladder activity (lower portion of image). Patient 2 shows one lesion in left clavicle and one near left axilla along with liver uptake (lower portion of image) and diffuse low-level background tissue uptake. Patient 3 shows two (faint) lesions in abdomen along with normal liver uptake (left side of image) and intense activity in large bowel.

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    Coregistered CT and reconstructed SPECT images of patient 1.

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    Coregistered CT and reconstructed SPECT images of patient 2.

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    Coregistered CT and reconstructed SPECT images of patient 3. In images on right, central focus is small lesion that does not appear to anatomically correspond to left adrenal; left focus is part of large lesion; and right focus is part of bowel uptake.

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    TABLE 1.

    Tumor Volume Measurement Results for Three Patients Using Different Measurement Methods

    Patient no.Method*
    CT (mL)CVMVOILSTCWLS
    No collW/collMLFBPMLFBP
    Patient 1
     Large48.51.770.4400.9141.221.221.591.541.29
     Small2.10.670.1350.2541.270.983.342.890.400
    Patient 2
     Large12.70.3180.07700.2550.3350.3270.4700.4290.329
     Small0.672.570.09920.3703.6253.506.8455.113.922
    Patient 3
     Large1170.03480.04330.06140.06810.07550.1470.1390.0722
     Small1.30.7050.05920.1481.531.753.132.941.132
    • ↵* Measurements in MBq/mL unless otherwise noted.

    • CV = standard conjugate views; MVOI = mean volume of interest, with and without compensation for collimator (coll); LS = least-squares fitting with reconstructed SPECT data and templates; TC = template correction with reconstructed SPECT data and templates; WLS = planar weighted least-squares fitting using planar emission data and projected templates; ML = maximum-likelihood expectation maximization reconstruction; FBP = filtered backprojection reconstruction.

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    Comparison of CT-Derived Tumor Volumes for Separate CT Scans and Analyses of Patients

    Patient no.Our CT-defined volume (mL)Independent CT-defined volume (mL)
    148.563.4
    212.713.3
    3116.885.7
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Neuroblastoma Imaging Using a Combined CT Scanner–Scintillation Camera and 131I-MIBG
H. Roger Tang, Angela J. Da Silva, Katherine K. Matthay, David C. Price, John P. Huberty, Randall A. Hawkins, Bruce H. Hasegawa
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2001, 42 (2) 237-247;

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Neuroblastoma Imaging Using a Combined CT Scanner–Scintillation Camera and 131I-MIBG
H. Roger Tang, Angela J. Da Silva, Katherine K. Matthay, David C. Price, John P. Huberty, Randall A. Hawkins, Bruce H. Hasegawa
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2001, 42 (2) 237-247;
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