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Resting Radionuclide Myocardial Perfusion Imaging in a Chest Pain Center Including an Overnight Delayed Image Acquisition Protocol

Michael W. Schaeffer, Timothy D. Brennan, Judith A. Hughes, W. Brian Gibler and Myron C. Gerson
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology December 2007, 35 (4) 242-245; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.107.042796
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    TABLE 1

    Demographics, Cardiovascular Risk Factors, and Medications (n = 479)

    ParameterValue
    Age (y)
     Mean ± SD44.8 ± 11.6
     Range20–83
    Sex
     Male243 (50.7)
     Female236 (49.3)
    Race
     African–American290 (60.0)
     White181 (37.7)
     Asian/Pacific2 (0.4)
     Other6 (1.3)
    Cardiovascular risk factors
     Dyslipidemia (known history)55 (11.4)
     Hypertension187 (39.1)
     Diabetes61 (12.8)
     Smoking283 (59.2)
     Family history of CAD196 (41.0)
     Recent cocaine abuse85 (17.9)
    Medication
     β-Blockers11 (2.2)
     Calcium antagonist33 (6.8)
     Nitrate12 (2.6)
     Lipid-lowering agent35 (7.3)
     Aspirin17 (3.5)
    • Values in parentheses are percentages.

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    TABLE 2

    Cardiac Events

    Cardiac eventNormal MPI (n = 434)Abnormal MPI (n = 45)
    MI1 (0.3)5 (11.1)
    PCI2 (0.6)9* (20.0)
    CABG00
    Abnormal angiogram0†0
    Heart failure admission00
    VT/VF arrest00
    Cardiac death00
    Total cardiac events3 (0.7)10 (22)
    • ↵* Includes MI undergoing PCI.

    • ↵† Excludes those undergoing PCI.

    • Values in parentheses are percentages.

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    TABLE 3

    Cardiac Events and Gated SPECT MPI Findings in “False-Negative Scans”

    False-negative MPI eventsGated SPECT MPI findingsTiming of injection
    PCI 3 d after MPI: LCx, 70% midvessel stenosisNormal perfusion and functionCP resolved for >3 h
    PCI 3 d after MPI: LCx, 90% stenosis; LAD, 20% stenosis; RCA, 50% stenosisNormal perfusion and functionCP resolved for 4 h
    NSTEMI on same day as MPINormal perfusion and functionCP resolved for 5 h
    • LCx = left circumflex coronary artery; LAD = left anterior descending artery; RCA = right coronary artery; NSTEMI = non–ST-elevation myocardial infarction.

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    TABLE 4

    Delayed Image Acquisition

    ParameterValue
    Resting perfusion scan results
     Normal41
     Abnormal3
    Cardiac events0
    Time intervals
     CP to injection
      Mean51 min
      Injected during pain*64%
      Maximum4 h 20 min
     Injection to image acquisition
      Mean3 h 20 min
      Minimum45 min
      Maximum5 h 15 min
    • ↵* Time interval = 0.

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Michael W. Schaeffer, Timothy D. Brennan, Judith A. Hughes, W. Brian Gibler, Myron C. Gerson
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