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Qualitative Evaluation of 123I-IMP SPECT Using a Rotating Gamma Camera in Atherosclerotic Large-artery Disease Takafumi KIMURA 1,2 , Jun SHINODA 1 , Takashi FUNAKOSHI 1 , Hirohito YANO 1 , Motoshi SAWADA 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Daiyukai General Hospital Keyword: 123I-IMP SPECT , Qualitative evaluation , Atherosclerotic large-artery disease , Rotating gamma camera pp.525-530
Published Date 1994/6/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900850
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Purpose Quantitative measurement of regional cere-bral blood flow (rCBF) needs special equipment or in-vasive blood sampling. Therefore, with a popularly used rotating gamma camera, we tried to establish a convenient modality of qualitative evaluation ofhemodynamics in patients with atherosclerotic large-artery disease, accroding to the distribution pattern of isotope-uptake on SPECT image.

Patients and Methods Forty-one patients with athero-sclerotic large-artery disease [9 internal carotid artery (ICA) stenosis, 17 ICA occlusion, 8 middle cerebral artery (MCA) stenosis, and 7 MCA occlusion] and 32 control patients documented as having small cerebral infarction without atherosclerotic large-artery disease were investigated. Using the rotating gamma camera, they underwent 123I-IMP SPECT at baseline and after acetazolamide loading. According to the distribution pattern of low isotope-uptake, early images were classi-fied into four types: Type I: no low uptake, Type Ⅱ: low uptake in a single watershed, Type Ⅲ: low up-take in two watersheds with or without a partial MCA territory, Type Ⅳ: low uptake in a whole MCA terri-tory.

Result In patients with large-artery disease, baseline images presented Type Ⅰ in 12 cases, Type Ⅱ in 16, Type Ⅲ in 9, Type Ⅳ in 4, and loading images Type Ⅰ in 3, Type Ⅱ in 2, Type Ⅲ in 8, Type Ⅳ in 28. Of 37 patients except for 4 belonging to Type Ⅳ at baseline, 32 (86.5%) had a more extensive low isotope-uptake area after acetazolamide loading than at baseline. In control patients, baseline images presented Type Ⅰin 25, Type Ⅱ in 7, and the Type Ⅲ & Ⅳ in 0, and the Type after loading was the same as the Type at baseline. Conclusion We established the qualitative evaluation of 123I-IMP SPECT image by detecting the “extent” of the ischemic region, taking notice of watershed. The pathognomonic findings on SPECT image of atherosc-lerotic large-artery disease showed that low isotope-uptake area at baseline extended into two watersheds or MCA territory by acetazolamide loading. The mod-ality of qualitative evaluation based on these patho-gnomic findings of SPECT image may be useful for easily assessing patients with atherosclerotic large-artery dis-ease using a rotating gamma camera.


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