M. COZAR SANTIAGO, R. SANCHEZ JURADO, A. VICEDO GONZALEZ, P. GARCIA GONZALEZ, J. ESTORNELL ERILL , F. RIDOCCI SORIANO, J. FERRER REBOLLEDA.
SERVICIO DE MEDICINA NUCLEAR-ERESA HOSPITAL GENERAL DE VALENCIA. VALENCIA. SPAIN.
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Research Support 1:
BECA FIS INSTITUTO DE SALUD CARLOS III AND GENERALITAT VALENCIANA 2010-2011. RESEARCH GRANT ISCIII 10/01112 Programa I3SNS TO F. RIDOCCI. RESEARCH GRANT BECA FUNDACION ERESA
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AIM
Correlate possible disorders of sympathetic innervation in scar areas evaluated with 123IMIBG scintigraphy and MRI in patients with ischemic and nonischemic dilated cardiomyopathy.
Scintigraphy was performed 4 h after iv administration of 10mCi 123I-MIBG with planar and SPECT acquisitions. We calculated the Heart-to-Mediastinum (H/M) ratio and processed the SPECT with an automatic quantitative program (AutoQuant v.7.2).
IMAGE PROCESSING
EARLY IMAGE
LATE IMAGE
NIDCM SCORE: 22
NIDCM SCORE: 32
IDCM SCORE: 36
IDCM SCORE: 28
SCORE: 31
SCORE: 17
RESULTS
We obtained
score values between 21-45 (average 31) in the MIBG study in patients with IDCM and between 21-31 (average 26.33) in the MRI study. LVEF (average 32%). In patients with NIDCM score values obtained with MIBG were between 30-43 (average 36.3) and 17-32 (average 20.6) with MRI. LVEF (average 25.5%).
RESULTS
An excellent linear correlation (R2: 0.92) was found between MRI and SPECT assessment in patients with IDCM.
50 45 40 35
MIBG
30 25 20 15 10 5 0 0 5 10 15
MRI
20
25
30
35
RESULTS
while there was no statistical significance when we compared these two techniques in patients with DNICM.
CONCLUSIONS
123I-MIBG
scintigraphy for the detection of adrenergic dennervation in scar areas and MRI have a crucial role in the assessment of patients with IDCM showing a good correlation between both techniques.
CONCLUSIONS
The high prevalence of patients with concomitant ischemic and contractility disease makes it interesting and necessary to continue comparative studies in the evaluation of new diagnostic techniques such as scintigraphy of myocardial denervation.
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