Comparison of dual-biomarker PIB-PET and dual-tracer PET in AD diagnosis.

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Title: Comparison of dual-biomarker PIB-PET and dual-tracer PET in AD diagnosis.
Authors: Fu, Liping1, Liu, Linwen2, Zhang, Jinming1, Xu, Baixuan1, Fan, Yong2, Tian, Jiahe1 tianjh@vip.sina.com
Source: European Radiology. Nov2014, Vol. 24 Issue 11, p2800-2809. 10p.
Subjects: Biomarkers, Alzheimer's disease diagnosis, Amyloid plaque, Mild cognitive impairment, Medical imaging systems
Abstract: Objectives: To identify the optimal time window for capturing perfusion information from early C-PIB imaging frames (perfusion PIB, C-pPIB) and to compare the performance of F-FDG PET and "dual biomarker" C-PIB PET [C-pPIB and amyloid PIB (C-aPIB)] for classification of AD, MCI and CN subjects. Methods: Forty subjects (14 CN, 12 MCI and 14 AD patients) underwent F-FDG and C-PIB PET studies. Pearson correlation between the F-FDG image and sum of early C-PIB frames was maximised to identify the optimal time window for C-pPIB. The classification power of imaging parameters was evaluated with a leave-one-out validation. Results: A 7-min time window yielded the highest correlation between F-FDG and C-pPIB. C-pPIB and F-FDG images shared a similar radioactive distribution pattern. F-FDG performed better than C-pPIB for the classification of both AD vs. CN and MCI vs. CN. C-pPIB + C-aPIB and F-FDG + C-aPIB yielded the highest classification accuracy for the classification of AD vs. CN, and F-FDG + C-aPIB had the best classification performance for the classification of MCI vs. CN. Conclusion: C-pPIB could serve as a useful biomarker of rCBF for measuring neural activity and improve the diagnostic power of PET for AD in conjunction with C-aPIB. F-FDG and C-PIB dual-tracer PET examination could better detect MCI. Key Points: • Dual-tracer PET examination provides neurofunctional and neuropathological information for AD diagnosis. • The identified optimal 11C-pPIB time frames had highest correlation with 18F-FDG. • 11C-pPIB images shared a similar radioactive distribution pattern with 18F-FDG images. • 11C-pPIB can provide neurofunctional information. • Dual-tracer PET examination could better detect MCI. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Objectives: To identify the optimal time window for capturing perfusion information from early C-PIB imaging frames (perfusion PIB, C-pPIB) and to compare the performance of F-FDG PET and "dual biomarker" C-PIB PET [C-pPIB and amyloid PIB (C-aPIB)] for classification of AD, MCI and CN subjects. Methods: Forty subjects (14 CN, 12 MCI and 14 AD patients) underwent F-FDG and C-PIB PET studies. Pearson correlation between the F-FDG image and sum of early C-PIB frames was maximised to identify the optimal time window for C-pPIB. The classification power of imaging parameters was evaluated with a leave-one-out validation. Results: A 7-min time window yielded the highest correlation between F-FDG and C-pPIB. C-pPIB and F-FDG images shared a similar radioactive distribution pattern. F-FDG performed better than C-pPIB for the classification of both AD vs. CN and MCI vs. CN. C-pPIB + C-aPIB and F-FDG + C-aPIB yielded the highest classification accuracy for the classification of AD vs. CN, and F-FDG + C-aPIB had the best classification performance for the classification of MCI vs. CN. Conclusion: C-pPIB could serve as a useful biomarker of rCBF for measuring neural activity and improve the diagnostic power of PET for AD in conjunction with C-aPIB. F-FDG and C-PIB dual-tracer PET examination could better detect MCI. Key Points: • Dual-tracer PET examination provides neurofunctional and neuropathological information for AD diagnosis. • The identified optimal 11C-pPIB time frames had highest correlation with 18F-FDG. • 11C-pPIB images shared a similar radioactive distribution pattern with 18F-FDG images. • 11C-pPIB can provide neurofunctional information. • Dual-tracer PET examination could better detect MCI. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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