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Determination of Hemolytic Anemia Through the Study of 51Cr Red Cell Survival and Splenic Sequestration

Audrey B. Willett and Vesper V. Grantham
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology June 2008, 36 (2) 95-98; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.107.049023
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    Red cell percentage survival graphed linearly for each collection day. Red cell survival half-life was extrapolated.

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    Red cell counts per minute graphed for each day. Red cell survival half-life was extrapolated using best-fit line.

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    Red Cell Survival Data

    Counts/min in 5-mL samples
    DayWhole bloodPlasmaRed blood cells
    13,454.886.73,368.1
    22,953.461.22,892.2
    32,901.660.52,841.1
    72,627.456.42,571.0
    102,631.653.42,578.2
    132,388.156.02,332.1
    152,139.454.62,084.8
    172,186.453.12,133.3
    • Whole-blood and plasma samples are recorded. Red blood cell counts were calculated by subtracting plasma counts from whole-blood counts.

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    Percentage of Red Blood Cells Surviving Each Day

    DayRed blood cells/mLHematocrit (%)Percentage surviving
    1673.726100
    2578.52782.7
    3568.22975.6
    7514.22870.9
    10515.62968.6
    13466.42962.1
    15417.02955.5
    17426.73054.9
    • Red blood cells/mL and hematocrit are recorded. Percentage red blood cell survival was calculated by dividing red blood cells (cpm/mL) by hematocrit expressed as decimal and then expressing result as percentage based on day 1.

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    Splenic Sequestration Probe Counts

    Counts/minSpleen-to-liver ratio
    DayHeartLiverSpleenBackground
    12,1017071,0072111.6
    21,7887979182341.2
    31,5778599502101.3
    71,6855348161851.8
    101,5595447692281.7
    131,2494817272061.9
    151,1324257531752.3
    171,0044221,0091863.5
    • Heart, liver, spleen, and background counts/min from external probe counting are recorded. Spleen-to-liver ratio was calculated by dividing spleen by liver counts/min.

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