以体静止素受体为导向的PET/CT可以区分不同类型的头部和部偏结质瘤
Yingjun Zhi1, Elena Gerhard-Hartmann2, Philipp E Hartrampf3
1From the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Plastic, Aesthetic, and Reconstructive Head and Neck Surgery, University Hospital Würzburg.
Clinical nuclear medicine
|September 27, 2023
概括
以体静止素受体 (SSTR) 导向的PET/CT成像可以识别头部和部偏瘤 (HNPGLs) 和转移. 定量PET指标,特别是目标与背景比率 (TBR),区分HNPGL亚型.
科学领域:
- 神经内分泌瘤的神经内分泌瘤
- 医学成像医学成像
- 在瘤学瘤学.
背景情况:
- 头部和部副瘤 (HNPGLs) 起源于神经内分泌细胞.
- 索马托斯坦素受体 (SSTR) 导向的PET/CT是HNPGLs的潜在成像模式.
研究的目的:
- 评估体内PET信号是否能够区分不同的HNPGL亚型.
- 评估SSTR-PET/CT在HNPGL成像中的实用性.
主要方法:
- 14名HNPGL患者使用68Ga-DOTATOC进行了SSTR-PET/CT.
- 患者被分为下副瘤 (PGL-J),大脑动脉副瘤 (PGL-C) 和带SDHx变异的PGL-C (PGL-C-SDH).
- 进行了对原发性瘤的视觉和定量评估 (SUVmax,TBR),并在子组之间进行了比较.
主要成果:
- 所有的初级HNPGL都在SSTR-PET/CT上可识别.
- PGL-J显示SUVmax显著高于PGL-C-SDH.
- TBR显著区分了PGL-J与PGL-C和PGL-C-SDH之间的差异.
- 在2/3的PGL-C-SDH患者中检测到转移.
结论:
- SSTR-PET/CT有效地识别了原发性和转移性HNPGL疾病.
- 升高的TBR表明HNPGLs的图像对比度很好.
- 基于PET的量化可以区分不同的HNPGL亚型.
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