DAT imaging products (PET / SPECT tracers / sensitivity / normal reference values), DATscan analogue references, DATscan in PD findings (caudate / putamen / striatum percent reduction; UPDRS correlation), Datscan and CSF NfL effect size, Datscan progression in PD opener (Simuni 2018 #2272 PPMI 대략 인 10%/year)
DAT imaging products
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| PET | [11C]B-CFT — KGY (BDI) | Because of its high sensitivity to DAT and its favorable pharmacokinetic properties, (18F)FE-PE21 can be currently considered the most accurate option and has been included in the recent EANM guidelines and DNNMG procedure standard for dopaminergic imaging in Parkinsonian syndromes (15). A DAT-PET study on 20 patients with early-stage PD and age- and sex-matched healthy controls found a 79% lower DAT binding in putamen, 80% in caudate, 36% in ventral striatum, and 30% in the SN in PD patients [25]. | |
| 11CFE-PE2I, FE-PE2I, [11CF-PE2I, FE-PE2I (Halldin & Park, 2023 notes CAG, higher sensitivity than Datscan Recent | |||
| [18F]FP-CIT/IPSm-1 (4-iodophenyl)-3-methyl-2-(3-(4-(2,5,7,trifluoroethoxyphenyl)) [Halldin] 8(2-fluoro)-3-(4-iodophenyl)tropane) (11C](B-CIT/M)IPSm-1 [11C](B-Cabomethoxy)-3-(2,4-iodophenyl)-N-(3-Fluoropropyl)tropane) (11C](FP-CIT/M)IPSm-1 [11C](Carbomethoxy)-3-(2,4-iodophenyl)-N-(3-fluoropropyl)tropane) | |||
| SPECT |
Compared to Datscan, this has lower wash-up to advantage as nice have faster metabolism than human, and higher binding ratio. Validation: (Pittman, 2012 #1665) validated in healthy mice (N: 5-8); 1: binding-pattern of 0-8, this means signals: tracer/cerebellum, and was about this range while H&Y 1, 2, 3 patients (vs HC) suggesting tracer 0% with high-resolution; in patients, test-retest variability of 2.96 with H&Y interval. | ||
| DATSCAN (in 1ofloxome (1FP-CIT (1-CIT) [I-iodo (1-CIT (Datscan) 2-B-Carbomethoxy-3-B-(4-iodophenyl)-N-(3-Fluoropropyl)nortropane), 'this is the Datscan' | (Verieve, 2013 #2017): 가 가 가 가 가 가 (occipital cortex is used as a reference region to determine nonspecific binding; age-related decline in DAT availability of 5.5 % per decade for both genders. 1 Dat signal in women (both in caudate & putamen). (Saderlund, 2013 #1740) Normal reference values were obtained using 131 of the 152 healthy controls from the European Normal Control Database of DaTscan (DNC-DAT)Database. The normal reference values for the mean ± 2 SDs The normal reference SBR: the mean ± 2 SDs (2018 paper #1670) the mean ± 2 SDs (의해 가나 가 한 0.27 0.0% 가 가) 'caudate' 0 0% (가 가 가 가 가) putamen 0 0% (가 가 가 가 가) | ||
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어쩌면? Datscan 13 analogues? (18F)FECNFT 가 가 등. The data from Dr. Goodman suggest that the rebound concentrations of (18F)FECNFT in striatum from a 1.6% dose with specific activity of 1.1 Ci/μmol [i.e. mass dose of 0.0g] is ~0.8 nM in striatum, the activity of 0.8 nM in striatum, the activity in striatum and DAT in human DAT activity is 1140 nM/L. Postmortem studies have shown that the density of DAT in human DAT is ~50 nM/L (Little et al, 1995). If at the activity in striatum were bound to the transporter (which is an overestimate), then the occupancy would be 0.8 / 50 ~ 0.16. | |||
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[18C]B-CFT (DOPASCAN®) Europe and Japan Taiwan | |||
DATscan in PD
| SPECT | findings | correlation | ||
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| 1999 | Stoessl Early PD patients (l-dopa-untreated) (H&Y 1-2.5) | Caudate (contra): 58.5% of control Anterior putamen (control): 49.9% of control Posterior putamen (control): 31.8% of control | (post putamen)R% mostly strongly) Correlate with severity (UPDRS) | |
| 2004 Nutt | PD patients | Motor function (tapping speed) | (2004 Nutt) reduced to a greater extent in more severe PD-K. Residual DAT is functional | |
| 2018 EMA | correlate with the loss of dopaminergic neurons in nonclinical PD models and in humans (6) (2018 SMA's 21st 0.0%, p = 0.005). Booth TC, Am J Neuroradiol. 2018 Feb 30;(2):29-35) | |||
| (PPMI) (Simuni, PD #2273) | Early PD (N=275) (H&Y 1-2.5) | was a significant but weak correlation between MDS-UPDRS and dopamine transporter binding at baseline and years 1, 2, and 4. | ||
| (2018 Simuni, PPMI) The change in ipsilateral putamen was greater than the change in contralateral putamen at all time points, suggesting that there may be a floor effect, limiting the already reduced contralateral putamen. | ||||
Datscan and CSF NfL effect size
| (2024 Js) | HC | PD | group dif | long change | more striatum | SD | HC mean | PD mean | group dif | long change | ||
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| CSF NfL | 14.5 | 2.5 | 0.5 | 5.04 | 0.4 | 1.94 | 0.94 | 1.20 | 0.45 | |||
| PPMI | 11.3 | |||||||||||
| PPMI | 13.1 | |||||||||||
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| csf long change | PPMI | (Tremblay, 2021 #2057) | ||||||||||
| csf cross sectional | DeNoPa | (Mollenhauer, 2020 #1254) not shown in the above table | ||||||||||
| Datscan cross sectional | PPMI | (Simuni, 2020 #2273) | ||||||||||
| Datscan long change | PPMI | (Simuni, 2018 #2272) | ||||||||||
Datscan progression in PD
| Subjects | note | |
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| PPMI | (Simuni, 2018 #2272) change in DAT binding was greatest at year 1 when compared with years 2 and 4 (reason: DAT terminal have largely disappeared by year 4 of diagnosis) Below table: (2018 Simuni, PPMI) 대략 인 10% 씩 주네! |
Uncertain Spans
| location | transcription | uncertainty |
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| Datscan and CSF NfL effect size table | numerical values | many cells partially clipped; preserved verbatim with placeholder zeros where the cell is empty. |