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Evaluation of Mouse Tail-Vein Injections Both Qualitatively and Quantitatively on Small-Animal PET Tail Scans

Douglass C. Vines, David E. Green, Gen Kudo and Harald Keller
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology December 2011, 39 (4) 264-270; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.111.090951
Douglass C. Vines
MRT (N), CNMT, PET
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    Comparison of good injections via intraperitoneal (A) and intravenous (B) methods on small-animal PET maximum-intensity-projection images of body and tail, with proximal and distal limits of ROI indicated in yellow. For intraperitoneal method, mean-voxel is 2.6 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 9.6 %ID/g. For intravenous method, mean-voxel is 2.9 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 9.9 %ID/g.

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    Comparison of intermediate (A) and poor (B) injections via intravenous method on small-animal PET maximum-intensity-projection images of body and tail, with proximal and distal limits of ROI indicated in yellow. For intermediate injection, mean-voxel is 11.4 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 60 %ID/g. For poor injection, mean-voxel is 28.4 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 169 %ID/g.

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    Comparison of false-negative good (A) and false-positive intermediate (B) intravenous injections on small-animal PET maximum-intensity-projection images of body and tail, with proximal and distal limits of ROI indicated in yellow. For false-negative good injection, mean-voxel is 6.0 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 33.6 %ID/g. For false-positive intermediate injection, mean-voxel is 3.6 %ID/g and maximum-voxel is 19.8 %ID/g.

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    Correlation of image-derived mean-voxel radioactivity and ex vivo (well counter) radioactivity fitted with linear regression. Dotted line is line of identity. r = 0.98. r2 = 0.95.

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    TABLE 1

    Baseline 18F-FDG in Tails from Intraperitoneal Injection

    ParameterAverage mean-voxelAverage maximum-voxel
    Mean ± SD3.0 ± 0.711.8 ± 1.7
    Range2.2–4.49.6–13.5
    • Data are %ID/g.

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    TABLE 2

    Intravenous Injection Evaluation

    Quantitative
    LowMediumHigh
    QualitativenAvgMaxnAvgMaxnAvgMaxSum
    Good422.4 ± 0.79.0 ± 3.516.033.6043
    Intermediate43.5 ± 0.321.4 ± 2.428.4 ± 4.245 ± 20.606
    Poor00128.41691
    Sum463150
    • Avg = average mean-voxel; Max = average maximum-voxel.

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    TABLE 3

    Qualitative Classifications

    ParameterNegativePositiveTotal
    True42345/50
    False145/50
    • Negative = successful injection; positive = interstitial injection.

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