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Reproducibility of Lobar Perfusion and Ventilation Quantification Using SPECT/CT Segmentation Software in Lung Cancer Patients

Karine Provost, Antoine Leblond, Annie Gauthier-Lemire, Édith Filion, Houda Bahig and Martin Lord
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology September 2017, 45 (3) 185-192; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.117.191056
Karine Provost
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada; and
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Antoine Leblond
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada; and
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Annie Gauthier-Lemire
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada; and
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Édith Filion
2Department of Radiation Oncology, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada
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Houda Bahig
2Department of Radiation Oncology, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada
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Martin Lord
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal, Montréal, Quebec, Canada; and
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    (A) Quantification of perfusion using planar method. (B and C) Quantification of perfusion with semiautomatic SPECT/CT-based lung segmentation software (CT-based volumes of interest [C] with tridimensional rendering [B]).

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    Schematic representation for comparison of quantification measurements on planar scintigraphy and SPECT/CT.

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    Bland–Altman plots for interobserver measurements of total lung and lobar perfusion using SPECT/CT.

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    Absolute differences in interobserver measurements of total lung (A) and lobar (B) contribution using SPECT/CT.

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    Absolute differences in intraobserver measurements of total lung (A) and lobar (B) contribution using SPECT/CT.

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    FIGURE 6.

    Example of inadequate segmentation on planar scintigraphy due to right lung parenchyma overlying midline. There is also prominent vascular activity, partly included in left upper and left middle lung regions (anterior view is shown; image contrast is increased).

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    TABLE 1

    Patient Characteristics

    Patient (n = 30)Age (y)SexPrimary tumor siteUnderlying lung diseaseCentral deposition of Technegas
    179MLULSevere emphysemaPresent
    280FLULNoneAbsent
    361MLLLNoneAbsent
    479FLULNonePresent
    562FRLLModerate emphysemaAbsent
    653FRMLSevere emphysemaPresent
    773MLULSevere emphysemaPresent
    870MRLLSevere emphysemaPresent
    974MRULSevere emphysemaAbsent
    1079FLULNoneAbsent
    1152FMediastinumNoneAbsent
    1265MLULSevere emphysemaAbsent
    1363MRLLModerate emphysemaAbsent
    1475FRULNoneAbsent
    1560FRULNoneAbsent
    1670MRLLSevere emphysemaAbsent
    1769MLLLSevere emphysemaPresent
    1869MLULModerate emphysemaAbsent
    1956MRULSevere emphysemaPresent
    2075MLULMultifocal infiltratesAbsent
    2169MLULSevere emphysemaPresent
    2269FRLLNoneAbsent
    2365FRUL and RLLNoneAbsent
    2480MLULModerate emphysemaAbsent
    2574MRLLModerate emphysemaAbsent
    2670MLLLSevere emphysemaPresent
    2764FRLLModerate emphysemaPresent
    2856FRLLNoneAbsent
    29*55FLULSevere emphysemaPresent
    3067FLULNonePresent
    • ↵* Excluded patient.

    • LUL = left upper lobe; LLL = left lower lobe; RLL = right lower lobe; RML = right middle lobe; RUL = right upper lobe.

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    TABLE 2

    Comparison of Quantification Values on Perfusion Studies

    SitePlanarSPECT/CTAbsolute differenceP
    Total right lung54.855.11.2 (0–3.4)0.15
    Total left lung45.244.91.2 (0–3.4)0.15
    Right upper lobe11.922.210.7 (2.1–22.8)<0.001
    Right middle lobe29.48.720.7 (11.1–36.0)<0.001
    Right lower lobe13.524.611.1 (0.3–23.6)<0.001
    Left upper lobe22.723.93.2 (0–10.6)0.63
    Left lower lobe21.521.33.7 (0–10.8)0.31
    • Data are mean, with range in parentheses.

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    TABLE 3

    Comparison of Quantification Values on Ventilation Studies

    All patients (n = 29)No central deposition (n = 18)Central deposition (n = 11)
    SitePlanarSPECT/CTAbsolute differencePAbsolute differencePAbsolute differenceP
    Total right lung54.656.02.0 (0–8.8)0.011.9 (0.1–8.8)0.132.2 (0.4–6.0)0.02
    Total left lung45.444.02.0 (0–8.8)0.011.9 (0.1–8.8)0.132.2 (0.4–6.0)0.02
    Right upper lobe11.820.68.8 (0.2–19.2)<0.0019.1 (0.2–19.2)<0.0018.3 (4.9–13.6)<0.001
    Right middle lobe27.39.318.0 (10.6–29.7)<0.00117.9 (12.5–27.0)<0.00118.2 (10.6–29.7)<0.001
    Right lower lobe15.526.110.9 (0.2–12.0)<0.00110.4 (0.2–17.3)<0.00111.8 (2.4–27.3)<0.001
    Left upper lobe21.722.33.6 (0–12.0)0.823.2 (0–12.0)0.874.3 (0.1–11.5)0.63
    Left lower lobe22.422.03.5 (0–11.1)0.223.4 (0–11.1)0.273.6 (0.1–9.8)0.57
    • Data are mean, with range in parentheses. Subgroup analyses were performed for patients with and without central deposition of Technegas.

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    TABLE 4

    Interobserver Measurements for Quantification on SPECT/CT Perfusion Studies

    SiteMeanMean absolute differenceIntraclass correlation coefficientSEM for ICC
    Total right lung55.1 (35.8–76.9)0.3 (0–1.6)0.998 (0.996–0.999)0.810
    Total left lung44.9 (23.1–64.2)0.3 (0–1.6)0.998 (0.996–0.999)0.810
    Right upper lobe21.9 (1.8–38.5)0.7 (0–2.1)0.993 (0.984–0.997)1.321
    Right middle lobe8.7 (1.7–14.1)1.0 (0–3.2)0.922 (0.841–0.963)1.832
    Right lower lobe24.6 (13.1–39.3)0.9 (0–3.5)0.984 (0.966–0.992)1.830
    Left upper lobe23.8 (6.0–36.0)0.3 (0–1.7)0.990 (0.979–0.995)1.278
    Left lower lobe21.5 (8.1–33.8)0.6 (0–3.3)0.989 (0.977–0.995)1.390
    • Data in parentheses are range for mean and mean absolute difference and are 95% confidence interval for ICC.

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    TABLE 5

    Intraobserver Measurements for Quantification on SPECT/CT Ventilation Studies

    SiteMeanMean absolute differenceIntraclass correlation coefficientSEM for ICC
    Total right lung56.0 (46.3−74.0)0.4 (0−1.6)0.997 (0.994–0.999)0.798
    Total left lung44.0 (26.1−53.7)0.4 (0−1.7)0.997 (0.994–0.999)0.798
    Right upper lobe20.7 (7.7−33.8)1.3 (0−3.5)0.956 (0.910–0.979)2.312
    Right middle lobe9.3 (0.5−14.6)0.9 (0−3.4)0.943 (0.882–0.973)1.661
    Right lower lobe26.0 (13.9−42.2)0.8 (0−2.3)0.989 (0.977–0.995)1.443
    Left upper lobe22.3 (7.3−33.1)0.3 (0−1.3)0.989 (0.977–0.995)1.174
    Left lower lobe22.0 (10.0–33.3)0.6 (0−3.3)0.989 (0.976–0.995)1.205
    • Data in parentheses are range for mean and mean absolute difference and are 95% confidence interval for ICC.

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