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THE VALUE OF 203Hg-NEOHYDRIN BRAIN SCAN FOR THE DETECTION OF INTRACRANIAL LESIONS:Relationship between Positive Scan and Brain Edema Tatsuya KOBAYASHI 1 12nd Dept. of Surgery, Nagoya University, School of Medicine pp.1221-1231
Published Date 1967/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202320
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57 brain scans using 203Hg-Neohydrin were per-formed.

Experimental and clinical studies were made con-cerning to the relationship between positive scan and brain edema. Experimental studies:

Brain edema induced by cold injury and air ex-posure was made on one side of cerebral hemisphere in 57 adult rats and 203Hg-Neohydrin was given. It was found that the 2031-Ig-Neohydrin accumulation in rat's edematous hemisphere was 4.5 times more than that of the contralateral hemisphere, while that of RISA was 2 times and that of Hippurate showed no significant difference. This ratio of Neohydrin accumulation seemed to well correlate with the degree and extent of brain edema.

In 13 dogs with brain edema induced by extradural ballooning and cold injury, higher RI counts were obtained in edematous hemisphere than in the con-tralateral hemisphere.

By the macroautoradiogram using 203Hg-Neo-hydrin localization of the edema was clearly shown in dog's brain and microautoradiogram of edematous rat's brain demonstrated that the silver grain by 203Hg-Neohydrin was mainly found within dilated capillary vessels and supposedly in the intercellular space. Clinical studies:

The total diagnostic accuracy of brain scans in 49 patients was 71.4% and the accuracy for brain tumor, intracranial hematoma, head injury and cerebro-vascular disease were 83.3%, 92.3%, 70% and 50% respectively.

1) Brain Tumor: There was significant accumulation of "3Hg-Neohydrin not only in the tumor tissue but also in the edematous brain tissue adjacent to the tumor. So, the positive scan of brain tumor might often look larger than its actual size.

2) Intracranial Hematoma: This group consisted of 10 cases with subdural, 2 with epidural and one with intracerebral hematoma. In 8 cases of subdural hematoma the accumulation of 203Hg-Neohydrin in the hematoma was not higher than that of blood, and the highest accumulation was obtained from the capsule. So, the positive scan of subdural hematoma might show three layers: the semilunar " cold area ", the "linear positive" layer and the "diffuse positive" layer and the " diffuse positive " layer, each corres-ponding to the hematoma, the capsule and the edema-tous brain tissue due to compression by the hematoma.

3) Head Injury : Ten cases of head injury were con-sidered to be traumatic brain edema and had re-covered within two weeks or more without any neurological abnormality remained. Seven out of 10 cases were positive on initial scan (70%). Selecting the cases in which the time interval from injury to scanning were within two weeks, 7 of 8 cases turned out positive (87.5%). This time interval would be the most important factor when scanning applied in such cases as these. It was demonstrated that the initial positive scans disappeared on the second scan after two weeks or more with complete recovery of the neurological signs.

4) Cerebrovascular Disease: Of 6 cases with cerebro-vascular disease, 3 scans showed positive. One case with cerebral softning revealed clear localization on the scan in accordance with the lesion found at nec-ropsy. It was suggested that on scanning the cases with cerebrovascular disease the most important factor would also be the time interval from onset of the symptoms to scanning.

From these experimental and clinical studies, it is concluded that brain scan using "203Hg-Neohydrin shows the degree and extent of brain edema and thus might be a good diagnostic tool for the detec-tion of brain edema.


Copyright © 1967, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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