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  • Sistema Hepatobiliar

Sus antecedentes:

  • La gammagrafía hepatobiliar (HBS) con tecnecio-99m mebrofenina es crucial para evaluar la función hepática.
  • Establecer rangos normales confiables y comprender la incertidumbre de la medición son vitales para una interpretación clínica precisa.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Definir rangos normales para los índices de función hepática de HBS de [99mTc] Tc-Mebrofenina.
  • Cuantificar la incertidumbre en las medidas clínicas asociadas con la colocación de la región en HBS.
  • Investigar la correlación entre los índices de función hepática y la edad del paciente.

Principales métodos:

  • Se estudiaron 47 pacientes sin enfermedad hepática mediante HBS dinámica con [99mTc] Tc-Mebrofenina.
  • Se calcularon la tasa de aclaramiento de la sangre, el tiempo de semieliminación de la sangre, la tasa de captación hepática de mebrofenina (MUR) y la MUR normalizada por área de superficie corporal (MURBSA).
  • Se evaluó la variabilidad intraobservador y la incertidumbre mediante mediciones repetidas.

Principales resultados:

  • La MURBSA media para la cohorte fue de 8.0±1.5 %/min/m², con un límite inferior de normalidad establecido en 5.1 %/min/m².
  • No se encontró correlación significativa entre los índices de función hepática y la edad del paciente.
  • Se encontró que las medidas clínicas de MURBSA tienen una incertidumbre de ±0.6 %/min/m².

Conclusiones:

  • El rango normal para MURBSA es aproximadamente 8.0±1.5 %/min/m², con un límite inferior de 5.1 %/min/m².
  • Los valores de MURBSA por debajo del límite normal establecido pueden indicar un mayor riesgo en pacientes que se someten a cirugía o tratamiento hepático.
  • Los rangos precisos de los índices de HBS son esenciales para la estratificación del riesgo en el manejo de la enfermedad hepática.