THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CLINICAL PROTOCOL FOR THE RADIOLABELLING OF MIXED LEUKOCYTES WITH TC-99M-HEXAMETHYLPROPYLENEAMINE OXIME
THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CLINICAL PROTOCOL FOR THE RADIOLABELLING OF MIXED LEUKOCYTES WITH TC-99M-HEXAMETHYLPROPYLENEAMINE OXIME
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DOI:
10.1097/00006231-198806000-00010
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发表时间:
1988-06-01
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
CARROLL, MJ
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作者:
DANPURE, HJ;OSMAN, S;CARROLL, MJ
To devise a protocol for the radiolabelling of mixed leucocytes with 99 Tc m-hexamethyl-propyleneamine oxime (99 Tc m-HMPAO), the effect of HMPAO concentration, cell concentration, plasma concentration and anticoagulant on the uptake of the lipophilic complex was measured, together with the stability of the 99 Tc m on the labelled cells. It was found that cell uptake was rapid, independent of HMPAO concentration over the range 20–80 μg ml− 1, but dependent on cell and plasma concentration. Incubation of mixed leucocytes from 85 ml blood with 1 ml ACD-plasma and 4 ml 99 Tc m-HMPAO containing 400 MBq 99 Tc m for 10 min at room temperature gave optimum results and was used in 90 patients. The mean labelling efficiency, which was the amount of added 99 Tc m incorporated by the cells, was 55%(±13 SD), of which 77% were incorporated by the granulocytes, 17% by the mononuclear cells and 6% by the platelets and erythrocytes. During alh incubation in plasma 9%(±4% SD) of the 99 Tc m were released from the labelled mixed leucocytes. This occurred predominantly from the mononuclear cells.