Simultaneous 111In-WBC and 99mTc-SC SPECT/CT Clearly Delineates Infection Sites.

Annals of trauma and acute care Pub Date : 2019-01-01 Epub Date: 2019-10-17
Alex M Mayeux, Nour Nakrour, Anna Y Li, David H Ballard, Zhiyun Yang
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A 22-year-old man sustained a complex left ankle fracture following a motor vehicle collision and underwent external and internal fixation with transfixation-pinning. Several weeks after surgery, the patient presented with clinical concerning for infection at the fracture sites. Initial radiographic evaluation of the left lower extremity showed no evidence of osteomyelitis. The patient underwent SPECT/CT with a novel imaging protocol, using simultaneous acquisition of 111In-WBC and 99mTc- SC SPECT/CT, which clearly delineated the infection sites along the orthopedic hardware track and adjacent soft tissues. This new combined SPECT/CT protocol offers advantages of shorter scanning time, easy patient positioning, expedited diagnostic workup, and more accurate localization of infection sites compared to the conventional protocol of separately acquiring 111In-WBC and 99mTc- SC SPECT/CT images.

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同时11in - wbc和99mTc-SC SPECT/CT清楚地描绘感染部位。
一名22岁的男子在一次机动车碰撞后发生了复杂的左脚踝骨折,并接受了外固定和内固定。术后数周,患者出现骨折部位感染的临床表现。左下肢最初的x线检查显示没有骨髓炎的迹象。患者采用新的成像方案进行SPECT/CT检查,同时采集111In-WBC和99mTc- SC SPECT/CT,清晰地描绘了沿骨科硬件轨迹和邻近软组织的感染部位。与单独获取111In-WBC和99mTc- SC SPECT/CT图像的传统方案相比,这种新的组合SPECT/CT方案具有扫描时间短、患者定位容易、诊断工作快速和更准确定位感染部位的优点。
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