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ABSTRACTS PRESENTADOS AL 11th INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM "RADIONUCLIDES IN NEPHRO-UROLOGY", REALIZADO EN MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, 13-17 MAYO 2001.

 

31. COMPARISON OF FOUR ALGORITHMS FOR ESTIMATING Tc99mMAG3 CLEARANCE FROM SINGLE BLOOD SAMPLE.

N. Shuke, W. Yamamoto, K. Usui, A. Okizaki, J. Sato, Y. Ishikawa, S. Kaneko, S. Yachiku, K. Kikuchi and T. Aburano.

Asahikawa Medical College, Asahikawa, Japan.

shuke@asahikama-med.ac.jp


To compare the accuracy in four algorithms for estimating Tc99mMAG3 single sample clearance, seventy-nine patients with a wide range of renal dysfunction were studied. After bolus injection of Tc99mMAG3 (185 MBq), 8-point blood sampling was performed from 2 to 44 min. The reference clearance was calculated based on the 2-compartment model. The algorithms compared were Bubeck's, Russell's ('89), Russell's ('96) and Christensen-Groth's. Based on these algorithms, necessary constants for the converting formulas were determined by regression analysis. Using determined constants, single sample clearances were determined at 20,30 and 44 min after the injection and compared to the reference. Correlation coefficients , standard errors of estimate (SE) and constants of variation among sampling times (CV) were summarized in the table. Russell's ('96) showed the best correlation at every sampling time. In constants of variation, Russell's ('96) and Christensen-Groth's showed better values as compared to the other two algorithms. From these results, Russell's ('96) was thought to be the best among these four algorithms.

Correlation coefficients (SE in )