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Cardiac hybrid imaging: novel tracers for novel targets
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作者 andrea ponsiglione Raffaele Ascione +5 位作者 Carmela Nappi Massimo Imbriaco Michele Klain Renato Cuocolo Alberto Cuocolo Mario Petretta 《Journal of Geriatric Cardiology》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2021年第9期748-758,共11页
Non-invasive cardiac imaging has explored enormous advances in the last few decades.In particular,hybrid imaging represents the fusion of information from multiple imaging modalities,allowing to provide a more compreh... Non-invasive cardiac imaging has explored enormous advances in the last few decades.In particular,hybrid imaging represents the fusion of information from multiple imaging modalities,allowing to provide a more comprehensive dataset compared to traditional imaging techniques in patients with cardiovascular diseases.The complementary anatomical,functional and molecular information provided by hybrid systems are able to simplify the evaluation procedure of various pathologies in a routine clinical setting.The diagnostic capability of hybrid imaging modalities can be further enhanced by introducing novel and specific imaging biomarkers.The aim of this review is to cover the most recent advancements in radiotracers development for SPECT/CT,PET/CT,and PET/MRI for cardiovascular diseases. 展开更多
关键词 PET novel tracers for novel targets Cardiac hybrid imaging
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Prognostic role of sarcopenia in metastatic colorectal cancer patients during first-line chemotherapy:A retrospective study
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作者 Chiara Maddalena andrea ponsiglione +10 位作者 Luigi Camera Lidia Santarpia Fabrizio Pasanisi Dario Bruzzese Camilla Panico Giovanni Fiore Simona Camardella Tolomeo Caramia Alessia Farinaro Sabino De Placido Chiara Carlomagno 《World Journal of Clinical Oncology》 CAS 2021年第5期355-366,共12页
BACKGROUND Sarcopenia is a condition characterized by decreased skeletal muscle mass due to physiological ageing or to a concomitant disease such as neoplasia.In cancer patients,a low lean body mass is suggested to be... BACKGROUND Sarcopenia is a condition characterized by decreased skeletal muscle mass due to physiological ageing or to a concomitant disease such as neoplasia.In cancer patients,a low lean body mass is suggested to be a negative prognostic factor for survival and for the development of dose-limiting chemotherapy toxicities irrespective of disease stage.AIM To evaluate the prognostic role of sarcopenia in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer(mCRC)undergoing first-line chemotherapy.METHODS Our retrospective analysis included 56 mCRC patients who received first-line chemotherapy from 2014 to 2017 at the Medical Oncology Unit of our hospital.Computerized scans were performed before starting chemotherapy and at the first disease reassessment.Sarcopenia was assessed using the skeletal mass index=muscle area in cm^(2)/(height in m^(2))calculated at the L3 vertebra.Overall survival and objective response rate were evaluated.Toxicities were analyzed during the first four cycles of therapy and graded according to Common Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events version 4.0.A loss of skeletal muscle mass≥5%was considered indicative of deterioration in muscle condition.RESULTS Median age was 67 years and 35.7%of patients were≥70 years old.Fourteen patients(25%)were sarcopenic at baseline computed tomography(CT)scan(7/33 men;7/23 women);5/14 sarcopenic patients were≥70 years old.Median followup was 26.8 mo(3.8-66.8 mo)and median overall survival was 27.2 mo(95%CI:23.3-37.3).Sarcopenia was not correlated to overall survival(P=0.362),to higher toxicities reported during the first 4 cycles of chemotherapy(P=1.0)or to response to treatment(P=0.221).At the first disease reassessment,a skeletal muscle loss(SML)≥5%was found in 17 patients(30.3%)3 of whom were already sarcopenic at baseline CT scan,while 7 patients became sarcopenic.SML was not correlated to overall survival(P=0.961).No statistically significant correlation was found between baseline sarcopenia and age(P=1.0),body mass index(P=0.728),stage at diagnosis(P=0.355)or neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio(P=0.751).CONCLUSION Neither baseline sarcopenia nor SML affected survival.In addition,baseline sarcopenia was not related to worse treatment toxicity.However,these results must be interpreted with caution due to the limited sample size. 展开更多
关键词 SARCOPENIA Lean body mass Skeletal muscle mass Metastatic colorectal cancer
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