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Prognostic Implication of Dual-Phase PET in Adenocarcinoma of the Lung

Mohamed Houseni, Wichana Chamroonrat, Jiyuan Zhuang, Rohit Gopal, Abass Alavi and Hongming Zhuang
Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 2010, 51 (4) 535-542; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.109.068643
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    Histograms of distribution of SUVmax of tumor site on early images (A), SUVmax on delayed images (B), and percentage SUVmax change between early and delayed scans (C). Line represents gaussian fit to distribution.

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    Relationship between various cutoff of percentage changes of SUVmax and their discriminative value for overall survival, as assessed by log-rank test.

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    Transaxial PET images of 2 patients at early (left) and delayed (right) scans. Histopathology, in both cases, was moderately differentiated adenocarcinoma. Percentage change of SUVmax, between early and delayed scans, measures 4.3% for patient in A and 36.4% for patient in B. Survival for patient in A was 28 mo, and for patient in B it was 12 mo.

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    Kaplan–Meier survival plots of patients with adenocarcinoma of lung by clinical stage (stages I–II, compared with stages III–IV, P = 0.001) (A), presence of metastasis (P = 0.0005) (B), and percentage change of SUVmax (dichotomized using value of 25%, P = 0.0002) (C).

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    Patient and Tumor Characteristics

    FactornPercentageMedianRange
    Age (y)7132–92
    Sex
     Male5858%
     Female4242%
    Albumin (g/dL)3.51.6–9
    Calcium (mmol/L)2.41.8–3.4
    Hemoglobin (g/dL)11.96.6–16.4
    Platelets (×10 9/L)228.532–854
    White blood cells (×10 9/L)14.13.8–32.4
    Grading
     Well differentiated1212%
     Differentiated2727%
     Poorly differentiated2020%
     Undifferentiated1515%
     Unknown2626%
    Stage (n = 64)
     IA13
     IB8
     IIA6
     IIB4
     IIIA14
     IIIB9
     IV10
    SUVmax15.51.7–27.1
    SUVmax27.21.8–29.9
    SUV change18.8%−28.6%−66.7%
    • All patients (n = 100) had histologically proven adenocarcinoma of the lung.

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    Univariate Kaplan–Meier Analysis of Overall Survival in Patients with Lung Adenocarcinoma

    FactornMedian survival (mo)95% Confidence interval for mean (mo)Hazard ratio (%)Cumulative survival proportions at 60 moP (log-rank)
    Age (y)0.360.01
     <60217145–7042
     ≥60792624–337
    Sex0.840.05
     Male583128–4428
     Female422223–3821
    Albumin (g/dL)0.700.05
     <3.5262617–3814
     ≥3.5L253630–4521
    Calcium (mmol/L)0.200.01
     <2.5453833–4615
     ≥2.5131811–211
    Hemoglobin (g/dL)0.710.05
     <9202318–3110
     ≥9453527–4922
    Platelets1.800.007
     <160 × 10 9/L141811–3111
     ≥160 × 10 9/L513130–4138
    White blood cells0.920.04
     <12.5 × 10 9/L243226–4221
     ≥12.5 × 10 9/L402116–329
    Differentiation0.630.04
     Well; moderate392819–3512
     Poor2096–245
    Staging0.460.001
     I–II333933–4518
     III–IV312418–31Zero
    Size (cm)2.010.01
     <3564135–5435
     ≥3441916–329
    Lymph node0.400.02
     No304131–5433
     Yes341917–286
    Metastasis0.420.0005
     No543734–4841
     Yes101511–276
    SUVmax10.620.04
     <10783128–4826
     ≥10222013–2717
    SUVmax20.680.05
     <10833331–4521
     ≥10171911–2117
    SUVmax change0.400.0002
     <25%643935–5027
     ≥25%361512–286
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    Multivariate Cox Regression Analysis of Overall Survival in Patients with Lung Adenocarcinoma

    FactorRelative risk*95% Confidence intervalSEP
    Platelets1.151.42–2.040.390.05
    Staging2.151.63–2.830.580.04
    Metastasis1.321.04–1.530.430.02
    Percentage SUVmax change1.521.14–1.900.320.01
    • ↵* Relative risk values are calculated at 60 mo.

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