ArticleEJNMMI physics2022
Clinical validation of a population-based input function for 20-min dynamic whole-body
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Abstract
purposeContemporary PET/CT scanners can use 70-min dynamic whole-body (D-WB) PET to generate more quantitative information about FDG uptake than just the SUV by generating parametric images of FDG metabolic rate (MR
methodsA PBIF was calculated based on AIFs from 20 patients that were D-WB PET scanned for 120 min with simultaneous arterial blood sampling. MR
resultsWe found excellent agreement between the AIF and IDIF at all times. For the clinical validation, the use of sPBIF led to an acceptable AUC bias of 1-5% in most subgroups except for patients with diabetes or patients with low eGFR, where the biases were marginally higher at 7%. Multiparametric MR
conclusionsA short 20-min D-WB PET examination using PBIF can be used for multiparametric imaging without compromising the image quality or precision of MR
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