Perkins A C, Whalley D R, Ballantyne K C, Pimm M V
Department of Medical Physics, University Hospital, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, UK.
Eur J Nucl Med. 1988;14(1):45-9. doi: 10.1007/BF00252618.
Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) of 52 patients injected with 131I and 111In labelled monoclonal antibodies has been undertaken. Patients with tumours within the thorax or lower abdomen were imaged 48-72 h following administration of 80 MBq 131I or 111In labelled monoclonal antibody. Tumour detection from the reconstructed views was compared with that from the planar images. Studies of patients injected with 131I labelled antibodies required long data collection times otherwise image quality was unsatisfactory. Emission tomography using 111In labelled antibodies provided high quality reconstructed images using data collection times acceptable for most patients, and tumour deposits not confidently detected on planar images were clearly visualised in the axial views. These studies demonstrate the potential of radiolabelled antibody emission tomography.
对52例注射了131I和111In标记单克隆抗体的患者进行了单光子发射计算机断层扫描(SPECT)。胸部或下腹部有肿瘤的患者在注射80MBq 131I或111In标记单克隆抗体后48 - 72小时进行成像。将重建图像上的肿瘤检测结果与平面图像上的进行比较。注射131I标记抗体的患者研究需要较长的数据采集时间,否则图像质量不令人满意。使用111In标记抗体的发射断层扫描使用大多数患者可接受的数据采集时间提供了高质量的重建图像,并且在平面图像上未明确检测到的肿瘤沉积物在轴向视图中清晰可见。这些研究证明了放射性标记抗体发射断层扫描的潜力。