Journal of nuclear medicine : official publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine · 1997
Visualizing ocular melanoma using iodine-123-N-(2-diethylaminoethyl)4-iodobenzamide SPECT.
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Everaert H, Bossuyt A, Flamen P, Mertens J, Franken P R
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UNLABELLED: Radiolabeled benzamides have recently been introduced for the detection of melanoma. We evaluated the potential clinical applicability of 123I-N-(2-diethylaminoethyl) 4-iodobenzamide ([123I]IDAB) for SPECT imaging of ocular melanoma.
METHODS: Fourteen patients were studied, 10 with or suspected of malignant ocular melanoma and four with ocular naevi. All patients underwent SPECT imaging of the head and whole-body scintigraphy 4-5 hr after injection of 170 MBq [123I]IDAB.
RESULTS: A definite tracer hyperfixation was observed in the pathological eye in 9 of 10 (90%) patients with ocular melanoma. The pathological-to-normal eye ratio averaged 1.46 (range 1.07-2.86). The melanoma nature of the scintigraphic lesions was confirmed after enucleation in eight cases and by clinical evolution in two. A false-negative scan was reported in a patient with a small and hypochromic lesion. In patients with ocular naevi, no false-positive scintigrams were documented.
CONCLUSION: Iodine-123-IDAB scintigraphy may contribute significantly to decide about enucleation in cases where some doubt persists with conventional techniques.
METHODS: Fourteen patients were studied, 10 with or suspected of malignant ocular melanoma and four with ocular naevi. All patients underwent SPECT imaging of the head and whole-body scintigraphy 4-5 hr after injection of 170 MBq [123I]IDAB.
RESULTS: A definite tracer hyperfixation was observed in the pathological eye in 9 of 10 (90%) patients with ocular melanoma. The pathological-to-normal eye ratio averaged 1.46 (range 1.07-2.86). The melanoma nature of the scintigraphic lesions was confirmed after enucleation in eight cases and by clinical evolution in two. A false-negative scan was reported in a patient with a small and hypochromic lesion. In patients with ocular naevi, no false-positive scintigrams were documented.
CONCLUSION: Iodine-123-IDAB scintigraphy may contribute significantly to decide about enucleation in cases where some doubt persists with conventional techniques.