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Research ArticleCLINICAL INVESTIGATIONS

Role of 99mTc-Octreotide Acetate Scintigraphy in Suspected Lung Cancer Compared with 18F-FDG Dual-Head Coincidence Imaging

Feng Wang, Zizheng Wang, Weixuan Yao, Hong Xie, Jie Xu and Li Tian
Journal of Nuclear Medicine September 2007, 48 (9) 1442-1448; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.107.040824
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    A 46-y-old male patient with benign clear cell tumor. (A) CT scans showed abnormality in right upper lobe. (B) 18F-FDG coincidence images had intense uptake in lesion. (C) 99mTc-Octreotide images were negative in lesion.

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    A 75-y-old male patient with adenosquamous lung cancer in left upper lobe. (A) CT scans showed abnormality in left upper lobe. (B) 18F-FDG coincidence images had intense uptake in lesion (arrows). (C) 99mTc-Octreotide images showed intense uptake in primary tumor and pleura (arrows). (D) Adenosquamous lung cancer and pleural invasion were verified on histology.

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    A 57-y-old male patient with squamous lung cancer. (A) CT scans showed neoplasm high in upper lobe of right lung. (B) 18F-FDG coincidence images had focal uptake in lesion. (C) 99mTc-Octreotide images had focal high uptake in lesion. (D) Squamous lung cancer and pleura and rib invasion were verified on histology.

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    A 65-y-old woman with lung adenocarcinoma. (A) CT scans revealed brain metastasis and peripheral edema in left temporal lobe. (B) 18F-FDG images showed low uptake in brain lesion. (C) 99mTc-Octreotide images showed focal uptake in brain lesion.

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    Clinical Information and Histopathologic Database Used in Study

    Patient no.SexAge (y)HistologyPrimary lesion (cm)StagingT/NrT/Nm
    1F52Adenocarcinoma2.0T1 N32.545.56
    2M51Squamous cell carcinoma4.2T2 N32.246.62
    3M57Squamous cell carcinoma3.0T2 N04.19.86
    4M75Adenosquamous carcinoma4.8T4 N03.917.34
    5F55Adenocarcinoma3.6T2 N3 M13.295.46
    6M59Adenocarcinoma4.2T3 N32.826.35
    7M76Undifferentiated lung cancer11.0T4 N35.5810.56
    8M72Adenocarcinoma3.8T2 N12.305.32
    9F65Adenocarcinoma5.2T4 N3 M13.788.23
    10F61Squamous cell carcinoma3.2T2 N0 M14.067.16
    11M42Squamous cell carcinoma6.2T4 N3 M14.615.35
    12M70Squamous cell carcinoma7.8T4 N33.3610.23
    13F60Squamous cell carcinoma5.3T2 N32.989.18
    14M71Squamous cell carcinoma3.5T2 N23.636.45
    15M75Adenocarcinoma4.8T4 N3 M12.574.12
    16M70Squamous cell carcinoma8.5T4 N33.595.36
    17F63Adenocarcinoma3.5T23.874.96
    18M64Adenocarcinoma4.5T2 N3 M12.685.09
    19M64Small-cell lung carcinoma6.5T3 N23.424.49
    20F64Adenocarcinoma3.8T2 N3 M12.625.54
    21M60Adenocarcinoma7.1T3 N22.685.31
    22M71Adenocarcinoma4.5T2 N3 M14.136.23
    23F44Small-cell lung carcinoma5.0T3 N3 M13.325.16
    24M70Squamous cell carcinoma8.5T4 N33.367.16
    25M73Adenocarcinoma5.1T2 N02.894.86
    26M54Squamous cell carcinoma7.5T4 N3 M13.468.19
    27M76Adenocarcinoma3.2T4 N03.784.61
    28M51Small-cell lung carcinoma7.1T4 N3 M13.635.34
    29M75Small-cell lung carcinoma2.8, 5.6T4 N0 M13.984.55
    30F56Small-cell lung carcinoma2.0, 5.0T2 N0 M13.683.99
    31F39Small-cell lung carcinoma3.2T4 N04.095.32
    32F51Fibroma1.2—1.291.42
    33F66Tuberculosis3.3—1.132.10
    34F70Granuloma2.3—1.563.92
    35F62Hamartoma1.6—1.492.13
    36M62Tuberculosis1.2—1.363.88
    37M83Pneumonia2.5—1.781.89
    38M75Interstitial pneumonitis1.0—1.391.78
    39M46Clear cell tumor2.5—1.244.12
    40M75Tuberculosis4.0—1.353.89
    41M30Tuberculosis1.5—4.696.93
    42M71Granuloma2.5—1.591.89
    43M68Tuberculosis2.6—3.684.96
    44M50Tuberculosis3.0—3.895.69
    • TNM staging was determined by histopathology or other imaging modalities. Tumor-to-normal tissue uptake ratios of 18F-FDG DHC are expressed as T/Nm. Tumor-to-normal tissue uptake ratios of 99mTc-octreotide imaging are expressed as T/Nr.

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    Efficacy of 99mTc-Octreotide for Detection of Primary Lesion and Lymph Node Involvement Compared with 18F-FDG

    18F-FDG DHC99mTc-Octreotide
    Lesion locationSensitivity (%)Specificity (%)PPV (%)NPV (%)Sensitivity (%)Specificity (%)PPV (%)NPV (%)
    Primary lesion100 (31–31)46.1 (6–13)83.8 (31–38)100 (6–6)100 (31–31)75.7 (9–13)90.1 (31–35)100 (9–9)
    Metastatic hilar or mediastinal LN100 (20–20)100 (11–11)100 (20–20)100 (11–11)35 (7–20)100 (7–7)100 (7–7)46 (11–24)
    • LN = lymph node.

    • Data are expressed as percentage, with range in parentheses.

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    Demographic and Clinical Staging of Study Population

    ParameterValue
    No. of patients44
    Age range (y)39–83
    Women/men12/32
    Benign/malignant lesions13/31
    Surgery/biopsy/bronchoscopy/clinicoradiology18/12/8/6
    Lymph node adenopathy/no lymph node adenopathy20/11
    Clinical T factor for malignant lesions (1/2/3/4)1/10/3/17
    Clinical N status (0/1/2/3)11/1/3/16
    Distant metastasis/no distant metastasis13/18
    Contralateral lung intrametastasis/no lung intrametastasis2/29
    Pleural invasion/no pleural invasion8/23
    Bone metastasis/no bone metastasis9/22
    Brain metastasis/no brain metastasis2/29
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