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Change in Management After Radionuclide Gastric Emptying Studies Showing Slow Emptying

Japnit Singh and Michael M. Graham
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology March 2024, 52 (1) 48-51; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.123.266600
Japnit Singh
Department of Nuclear Medicine, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, Iowa
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Department of Nuclear Medicine, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, Iowa
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    γ-camera images and regions of interest of gastric emptying study. At top left are anterior and posterior images of stomach just after intake of radiolabeled meal. Large region of interest is always used on first image to contain all activity ingested. Subsequent regions of interest are drawn to conform to stomach. Images at top right were obtained 1 h after meal intake. Images at bottom show retention of meal after 2 h. Regions of interest are mirrored and applied to posterior images. Anterior and posterior counts are averaged using geometric mean, and count is decay-corrected to beginning of emptying.

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    Typical slow gastric emptying curve (time points at 0, 60, and 120 min). Analysis was done using esoft software (Siemens). T 1/2 = half-time.

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    Change in Management in Patients with Slow Gastric Emptying

    Recommendation given for…Patients (n)
    Any change in management62 (62%)
    Nutrition education only41 (41%)
    Medication only10 (10%)
    Medication and nutrition education6 (6%)
    Intervention4 (4%)
    Imaging1 (1%)
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    TABLE 2.

    Patient Distribution by Body Mass Index

    Body mass indexPatients (n)Change recommended (n)
    <18.5 (underweight)41 (25%)
    18.5–24.9 (normal weight)2917 (37%)
    25–30 (overweight)2013 (39%)
    >30 (obese)4731 (40%)
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