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Title: Hybernating Myocardium


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LOW DOSE DOBUTAMINE DETECTION OF HIBERNATING
MYOCARDIUM BY Tc-99m MIBI GATED SPECT
Dr. Asghar H. Asghar
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Hibernating Myocardium (HM)
Persistent painless hypoperfusion of the
myocardium leading to contractile dysfunction,
which gets improve after successful
revascularization.
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Characteristics Of HM
  • LV dysfunction at rest.
  • Prolonged reduction in perfusion.
  • Mismatch in perfusion and metabolism.
  • Match in perfusion and contractile function.
  • Revascularization usually reverse it.
  • No biochemical evidence of ischaemia

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Techniques for Detection of HM
  • Flow/Metabolism assessment
  • Cell membrane integrity detection
  • Wall motion/Contractile function

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CELLULAR METABOLISM FLOW
  • Flow Rb-82
  • Metabolism
  • Glucose F-18 FDG
  • Free Fatty Acids I-123 BMIPP
  • C-11 Palmitate
  • C-11 Acetate

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Glucose Metabolism
  • 18FDG PET quite common
  • gold standard
  • Increased uptake of 18FDG
  • Reduced perfusion
  • Flow Metabolism Mismatch

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F-18 FDG PET
Studies 11 (n332) Sensitivity 88 Specifi
city 73
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Limitations of Glucose Metabolism
  • Substrate Availability
  • Fasting
  • Glucose Loading
  • Diabetes
  • Catecholamines and harmone levels
  • Difficult to interpret as a measure of
    viability in 20 cases

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Cell Membrane Integrity
  • Imaging of choice, where PET is not available.
  • Not dependant upon physiological and metabolic
    variables affecting intracellular metabolism.
  • Thallium (Tl -201 ) or Tc-99m MIBI are commonly
    radioisotopes used for this purpose.

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Thallium-201(Tl)
  • K analogue
  • Simple and convenient method
  • Widely available isotope
  • 85 to 90 first pass extraction
  • Redistribute in 3-4 hours

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Protocol of Tl-201 for HM
  • Stress, redistribution, and 24 hours delayed
    imaging.
  • Stress, redistribution, and reinjection imaging.
  • Stress, immediate reinjection, and redistribution
    imaging.
  • Rest and redistribution imaging.

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Tl-201 SPECT
  • Stress-Redistribution-Reinjection
  • Studies 7 (n209)
  • Sensitivity 86
  • Specificity 47
  • Rest-Redistribution
  • Studies 8 (n145)
  • Sensitivity 90
  • Specificity 54

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Relationship of Tl-201 and FDG PET imaging
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Tc-99m MIBI
  • Second most commonly used perfusion agent.
  • It enters passively through the cell membrane.
  • Concentration in cytosol is 51, whereas it
    increases up to 3001 in mitochondria.
  • In HM, its functional need is reduced, as
    mitochondrial functions are compromised.

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Wall Motion Detection
  • Stress Echocardiography
  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  • Radionuclide Ventriculography (RNVG)
  • Gated SPECT

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Stress Echocardiography
  • Studies 19 (n448)
  • Sensitivity 84
  • Specificity 81

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MRI
  • One of the non-invasive technique.
  • It can be used for detection of viability.
  • Helps in calculation of EDV, ESV and EF.
  • Significant concordance between Gated MRI and
    post-revascularization findings.

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RNVG
  • Can also be used for detection of regional wall
    motion/thickening (WM/WT) and EF.
  • Viable myocardium shows WM/WT, while scar
    myocardium do not show it.
  • Limitations are of breast and diaphragmatic
    attenuation, and of apical thinning.

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Gated SPECT
  • It helps in
  • Both perfusion and wall motion detection.
  • LV EF and ventricular volumes calculation.
  • 3-D display of endocardial, epicardial or of
    both.
  • Regional quantitation by its polar map system.
  • Differentiation of an artifact from actual
    lesion.

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Diagrammatic Representation of Gated SPECT
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Gating Techniques
  • Fixed Mode
  • Fixed Temporal Resolution Framing
  • Forward Formatting
  • Backward Formatting
  • Variable Temporal Resolution Framing
  • List Mode

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Different Techniques for Framing of RR Interval
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Dobutamine
  • Sympathomimatic amine.
  • Effect on ?-1 (mainly), ?-2, and ?-1
    adrenoceptors.
  • At low doses, it has more inotropic effect.
  • Helps in differentiation of viable from scar
    myocardium.

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Aims and Objectives
  • To assess the role of low dose dobutamine for
    detection of HM by gated SPECT and its comparison
    with perfusion imaging alone.

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Material
  • Patients fulfilling the selection criteria.
  • Radioisotope ? Tc-99m.
  • Radiopharmaceutical ? MIBI
  • Dobutamine
  • Gamma Camera (Picker International).

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Patient Selection Criteria
  • Known patient of CAD.
  • In case of MI, not lt3 months old.
  • LV dysfunction with EF ? 45.

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Patients Exclusion Criteria
  • EF ? 45 or any previous intervention
  • Cardiac failure or BBB
  • Severe hypertension
  • Fresh MI or superceded MI after old MI
  • Unstable angina or arrhythmia on ECG

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Method
  • Fasting of 4 hours.
  • Tc-99m MIBI (30 mCi) was injected I/V and
    scanning started after one hour.
  • First baseline and then dobutamine (7 ?g/kg/min)
    induced gated SPECT scans were done.

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Perfusion Grading
  • 4 ? Normal perfusion
  • 3 ? Mild reduction in perfusion
  • 2 ? Moderate reduction in perfusion
  • 1 ? Severe reduction in perfusion
  • 0 ? No perfusion

Iskandrian AS et Iskandrian et al., JNC
1998,5(2)206-209
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WM/WT Grading
  • 4 ? Normal WM/WT
  • 3 ? Mild hypokinesia/reduction in WT
  • 2 ? Moderate hypokinesia/reduction in WT
  • 1 ? Severe hypokinesia/reduction in WT
  • 0 ? Akinesia/dyskinesia

Iskandrian AS et al. Iskandrian et al., JNC
1998,5(2)206-209
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Segmental Division of SPECT Slices
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Demographic Results
  • Study period from July, 99 to Jan, 2000.
  • 21 patients (17 M 4 F) aged 51?11 Yr.
  • 13 patient had Q-wave MI.
  • 6 had received streptokinase.
  • Average EF of all patient was 36 ? 8.

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Risk Factors
  • Risk factors were
  • DM
  • Hypertension
  • High lipid profile
  • Family H/O IHD
  • Smoking

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Echocardiographic Results
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Angiographic Findings
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Stenotic Finding of Angiography
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Non-Viable Segments (G Vs UG)
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Non-Viable Segments (BG Vs DG)
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Viable Segments (BG Vs DG)
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Effect of Dobutamine
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Limitation of Study
  • Duration of study was insufficient.
  • Revascularization is a costly procedure.
  • QGS software was not available.
  • Limitation of exact matching of segments.
  • Low dose dobutamine echo. was not done.

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Conclusions
  • Routine gated SPECT has no added advantage as
    compared to ungated perfusion SPECT at least for
    detection of viable myocardium (pNS).
  • Its better to use gating in conjunction with low
    dose dobutamine, as it significantly enhances the
    detection of viable myocardium (plt0.006).

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