Part VIII Flashcards

1
Q

SPECT is dep. on sternal photon’s physical interactions [..]

A

absorption, attenuation, scattering

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2
Q

other name for SPECT

A

Scintigraphy

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3
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SPECT Process

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  1. Intro RP into pt’s body
  2. Undergo decay in poi
  3. Emit y rad
    4.Y rad detected by collimator (II y rad will only be captured to prevent misregistration)
    5.NaI-Tl convert energy to light
  4. Light collected by PMT converted into electrons
  5. converted into x and y signals
  6. PHA - decode energy of emitted photon
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4
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Properties of RN

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  1. Tp1/2 = few hours
  2. decay to stable d
  3. emit y ray
    4.50-300 keV Y RAY
  4. monoenergetic (PHA eliminate scatter)
  5. easily n firmly attach to pharmaceutical @ room temp
  6. v. high specific act
  7. v. low toxicity
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5
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T/F imaging done as close as possible to body to minimize scatter

A

T

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6
Q

2 MODES OF GAMMA RAY HEADS

A

Continuous Acquisition - in motion
Step and Shoot -stop @ defined angles

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7
Q

SPECT applications

A

brain
cardiac
gastric
hepatobiliary
pulmonary
thyroid
renal
whole-body bone

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8
Q

3 things [brain SPECT]

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  1. Areas of brain that work well
  2. Areas that are underactive
  3. Areas that are overactive
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9
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brain SPECT conditions

A

Alzheimer’s disease
Dementia
Stroke compartment
Tumours

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10
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2 Types of Brain SPECT

A

Hydrophilic Compounds
Lipophilic Compounds

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11
Q

RP cross the abnormal BBB and localize at pathologic sites and are not normal

A

hydrophilic compounds

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12
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RP cross normal BBB and localize in normal brain cells

A

Lipophilic Compounds

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13
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Brain SPECT [protocol]

A

360 deg camera rotation w/ 64x64x8 matrix

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14
Q

study of csf flow

A

RN Cisternography

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15
Q

[RN Cisternography] RP injected to [..]

A

subarachnoid space at level of L2-L3 vertebrae

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16
Q

[RN Cisternography] RPs commonly used

A

99Tc pertechnetate
99Tc DTPA or glucoheptonate (GHP)
99Tc HMPAO

17
Q

[RN Cisternography] newer gen RP

A

123-I-IMP
123-I-HIPDM
201 Tl-DDC

18
Q

Evaluated heart’s blood supply

A

Myocardial Perfusion

19
Q

[Myocardial Perfusion] other names

A

Cardiac Stress-rest test or MPI

20
Q

Cardiac Stress-Rest Test Process

A
  1. Pt jogs -few min
  2. intensity increases every 3 min to induce max stress
  3. ECG-monitor heart rate
  4. RP-IV shortly after exercise stops
21
Q

[Myocardial Perfusion] evaluate

A

myocardial ischemia - obstruction of blood flow in heart
myocardial infarction - caused by heart attack

22
Q

[Myocardial Perfusion] protocol

A

180 deg, 64x64 matrix size

23
Q

[Myocardial Perfusion] common RN

A

201 Tl
99m Tc Sestamibi