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CHARACTERIZATION OF THALLIUM 201 WASHOUT AND UPTAKE FROM SYNDROME X PATIENTS
A quantitative study of Thallium 201 uptakes and washouts from patients presenting Syndrome X pathology.

Francisca Mulero(1), J.A. Ruiz-Ros(2), F. Martinez-Corbalan(3), F. Picó(4), J.A. Nuño de la Rosa(5)
(1)(2)(5)Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca - San Miguel de Salinas. Spain
(3)(4)Servicio de Medicina Nuclear. Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Arrixaca - Murcia. Spain

[ABSTRACT] [INTRODUCTION] [MATERIAL & METHODS] [RESULTS] [FIGURES] [DISCUSSION] [CONCLUSION] [Discussion Board]
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RESULTS

21 out of 24 Syndrome X patients showed a normal pattern in the slices studies and polar maps; 3 patients showed a slight defects. Interestingly, those 21 patients with normal slices studies and polar maps also showed abnormal washouts. The patients that showed normal washouts, also had normal slices studies and polar maps.

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PATIENTS WITH SYNDROME X AND CONTROLS DATA

* Statistical analysis (t de Student ). Syndrome X versus controls

THALLIUM SCANS

Syndrome X

Controls

p Value*

Mean stress counts

83.72 ± 4

111.99

< 0.05

Mean redist counts

86.22 ± 4

108.13

< 0.05

Washout

-3.11 ± 2.27

3.44

< 0.05

 

CLINICAL DATA

Ergometric characteristics

ST depression (mm)

1.9 ± 0.6

HR at max. ST depression

135.2 ± 19.1

Time ST depression

278.5 ± 182.2

HR at 1 mm ST depression

124.8 ± 19.1

Time 1 mm ST depression

261.2 ± 205.4

HR x SBP

26641 ± 4017

METZs

7.2 ± 2.9

Post-Exercise ST Recuperation time

160.0 ± 153.7

SBP (mm Hg)

192.1 ± 21.7

DBP (mm Hg)

89.6 ± 11.2

 

( DBP: Diastolic blood pressure; HR: Heart rate b/min; METZs: Metabolic equivalents;

SBP: Systolic blood pressure; Time: seconds ).

Syndrome X patients showed a significant reduction in Thallium 201 uptake at periods of peak exercise compared to the uptake shown by control subjects (83.72 vs 111.99; p < 0.05). Redistribution results show that Syndrome X patients have a higher Tallium uptake in resting periods than after exercise, whereas control individuals show lower values at rest than after excercise (86.22 patients, vs 108.13 controls; p < 0.05). Washout values are clearly reduced in syndrome X patients as compared to normal subjects (-3.10 vs 3.44; p < 0.05).

In control subjects, Thallium uptake at rest was reduced a 3,57 % as compared to uptake during exercise. However, Syndrome X patients showed an increase of 3,01% in Thallium uptake as compared to uptake during exercise.


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[ABSTRACT] [INTRODUCTION] [MATERIAL & METHODS] [RESULTS] [FIGURES] [DISCUSSION] [CONCLUSION] [Discussion Board]

MATERIAL & METHODS Previous: Genetic suppression in the Drosophila eye morphological pathway. Molecular Characterization of the Om(1J)Su locus. Previous: Active contours and medical imaging FIGURES
[Genetics & Bioinformatics]
Next: TRANSGENICS, JUNK DNA, EVOLUTION AND RISKS: READING THROUGH ROWS
[Radiology & Nuclear Medicine]
Next: See-saw nystagmus in a patient with neurosarcoidosis.
Francisca Mulero, J.A. Ruiz-Ros, F. Martinez-Corbalan, F. Picó, J.A. Nuño de la Rosa
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