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What can be use to measure:


1) LV function


2) RV function


3) L to R shunt

1) First pass (rest/stress), Planar R wave gated (MUGA,ERNA, GBPS, RVG) (rest/stress), SPECT ERNA


2) First pass (rest/stress), SPECT ERNA (better)


3) First pass (rest/stress)

What are three views for LV imaging

Start best septal view, anterior view, lateral view





What is best view for RV imaging

Not optimal but 20 degree LAO view separates RV from RA and LV

How is in vivo method done?

2-3 mg Stannous pyrophosphate, wait 15 minutes




99mTc Sodium Pertechnetate, wait 15 minutes




Image


75-85% labeling efficiency

How is modified in vitro done?

Stannous pyrophosphate 2-3mg, wait 15 minutes




Heparinized syring with Na pertechnitate, pull 5-10cc blood sample, wait 15 min and then reinject




Wait 1 minute, then image


90-95% labeling efficiency



How is in vitro labeling done

Commercial kit- Ultratag, 1-3 cc blood drawn


Put in rxn vial - contains stannous pyrophosphate


Then Na pertechnitate


Then 99MTc


Reinject and image


95%+ efficiency



Which ERNA labeling is safest?

In Vivo, in case put blood of different patient in blood



What causes poor RBC labeling?


What causes oxidation of Stannous ion


Induces RBC Ab

1) prazosin, digoxin


2) hydralazine, heparin, methyldopa


3) methyldopa, PCN, quinidine, immune d/o

1) What mCi used


2) Which collimator


3) How many frames /cycle


4) How many counts/frame


5) What % window


6) What bad beat rejection


7) What zoom/pixel size desired

1) 20-25mCi


2) LEHR for rest only


3) 24-32 frames/cycle


4) 200,000 counts/frame


5) 20% window


6) 10-15% beat length window


7) Large FOV, 1.5-2 zoom, pixel size < 4mm

What changes for peak exercise imaging?


1) mCI


2) collimator


3) acquisition reduced to what


4) Position of camera

1) 25-35mCi


2) LEHR change to LEAP


3) 2-3 minutes acquistion


4) Perform rest LAO last, maintain position for exercise

What is equation for LVEF

(EDV cts - ESV cts) / (EDV cts - background cts)

Where should background be drawn?

3-5 O'clock.


If hot area (lung/aorta/spleen) - makes EF high


If false low area - makes EF low

How is gated blood pool SPECT different?


Tracer?


Collimator?


Degrees? Stops? Seconds?


Frames/cycle?, window?


Why rest only?

Higher tracer 25-35 mCi 99mTc-RBC


High resolution collimator


Projection every 3 degrees - 180 degrees with 60-64 stops, 25-30 seconds


Min 16 frames/cycle, 20% window


Rest only imaging (20 minute acquisition)

What filter use?

Butterworth filter




Cutoff = 0.55, Order 7