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11C-Acetate PET/CT for Metabolic Characterization of Multiple Myeloma: A Comparative Study with 18F-FDG PET/CT

Chi-lai Ho, Sirong Chen, Yim Lung Leung, Thomas Cheng, Ka-nin Wong, Shing Kee Cheung, Raymond Liang and Chor Sang Chim
Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2014, 55 (5) 749-752; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.113.131169
Chi-lai Ho
1Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
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Sirong Chen
1Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
2Medical Physics and Research Department, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
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Yim Lung Leung
1Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
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1Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
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Ka-nin Wong
1Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong
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Shing Kee Cheung
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Raymond Liang
3Department of Medicine, Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital, Hong Kong; and
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Chor Sang Chim
4Division of Haematology, Department of Medicine, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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    Algorithm for diagnosis and categorization of symptomatic MM on PET/CT. ACT = acetate; GMA = general marrow activity.

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    Dual-tracer PET/CT of patient 14 showing biopsy-confirmed focal bone lesions (arrows) that are purely 11C-acetate–avid. ACT = acetate.

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    Strong correlation between serum b2m level and 11C-acetate general marrow activity (A), 11C-acetate focal bone lesion number (B), and 18F-FDG focal bone lesion number (C). FBL = focal bone lesion.

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    (A and B) Patient 18 with focal and diffuse MM avid for 11C-acetate (arrows, A) but not for 18F-FDG (B). (C and D) Negative findings on posttreatment 11C-acetate (C) and 18F-FDG (D) PET/CT.

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    Patient Characteristics, Clinical Diagnosis, and Dual-Tracer PET/CT Diagnosis

    General marrow activitySUVmax (FBLs)No. of FBLsPET/CT diagnosis
    Patient no.SexAge (y)M-proteinClinical diagnosis11C-ACT18F-FDG11C-ACT18F-FDG11C-ACT18F-FDG11C-ACT18F-FDG
    1M82IgG κIII5.49 (+)3.60 (+)15.7—280F + DD
    2M61LC κIII5.12 (+)2.23 (−)——00DN
    3M65LC λIII7.88 (+)1.84 (−)——00DN
    4F57IgD λIII9.90 (+)6.03 (+)——00DD
    5F76LC κII4.57 (+)3.19 (+)12.28.75026F + DF + D
    6M75IgG κII5.50 (+)2.70 (−)——00DN
    7F87IgG κII8.17 (+)6.70 (+)11.212.5118F + DF + D
    8M62IgA κI4.10 (+)2.91 (−)——00DN
    9M62LC κI7.15 (+)3.78 (+)12.6—10F + DD
    10F69LC λI4.04 (+)1.93 (−)——00DN
    11M66IgA κI8.27 (+)4.26 (+)13.3—50F + DD
    12F69IgA λI3.94 (+)2.96 (−)——00DN
    13F52IgG κI4.43 (+)5.02 (+)4.56.724F + DF + D
    14M57IgA λI4.95 (+)4.78 (+)9.54.681F + DF + D
    15M89IgA κI4.42 (+)3.03 (+)18.24.92412F + DF + D
    16F56IgG κI3.83 (+)5.92 (+)16.321.066F + DF + D
    17F60LC λI4.11 (+)3.15 (+)20.88.911F + DF + D
    18M63IgG κI4.95 (+)2.93 (−)13.47.132F + DF
    19M57LC λI3.62 (−)2.67 (−)20.511.61111FF
    20M64LC κI5.77 (+)2.10 (−)13.46.343F + DF
    21F48LC κI4.82 (+)2.53 (−)——00DN
    22M80IgG λI4.36 (+)3.67 (+)——00DD
    23F58IgG κI2.62 (−)2.24 (−)——00NN
    24F64IgG κI3.09 (−)2.91 (−)——00NN
    25M61IgG λI3.77 (−)2.20 (−)——00NN
    26M78IgA κI3.04 (−)2.98 (−)——00NN
    27F48IgA λI (SMM)2.78 (−)2.56 (−)——00NN
    28M72IgG κI (SMM)3.78 (−)1.64 (−)——00NN
    29M49IgG κI (SMM)3.67 (−)2.71 (−)——00NN
    30M74IgG λI (SMM)3.11 (−)2.34 (−)——00NN
    31M51IgG κI (SMM)2.91 (−)2.99 (−)——00NN
    32M43LC κMGUS2.21 (−)1.79 (−)——00NN
    33F60IgG λMGUS2.62 (−)2.44 (−)——00NN
    34F44IgG κMGUS3.11 (−)3.29 (+)——00ND
    35F60IgG λMGUS3.75 (−)3.62 (+)——00ND
    • M-protein = monoclonal protein; FBL = focal bone lesion; ACT = acetate; F = focal; D = diffuse; LC = light chain; N = negative.

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    Clinical and Dual-Tracer PET/CT Treatment Responses

    % change in focal bone lesion no.
    PatternClinical response% change in 11C-acetate general marrow activity11C-acetate18F-FDG
    F + DComplete remission−47%−100%−100%
    F + DVery good partial response−41%−92%−42%
    F + DPartial response−29%−100%—
    F + DPartial response−33%−25%−33%
    F + DPartial response−31%−100%−100%
    FPartial response—−55%−55%
    DNo response−4%——
    DNo response−8%——
    F + DProgressive disease37%33%100%
    • F = focal; D = diffuse.

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2014, 55 (5) 749-752; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.113.131169

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 2014, 55 (5) 749-752; DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.113.131169
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