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M. Wissmeyer
Department of Nuclear Medicine, University of Berne (Inselspital)
PET/CT in Oncology: PET Tracers PET/CT in Oncology: PET Tracers other than FDGother than FDG
PET – Isotopes and Half LivesPET – Isotopes and Half Lives
15O 2 Minutes
13N 10 Minutes
11C 20 Minutes
18F 110 Minutes
68Ga 68
Minutes
PET - RadiopharmaceuticalsPET - Radiopharmaceuticals
Aminoacids: 11C-Methionine
Proteinsynthesis: 18F-Ethyltyrosine (FET)
Proliferation: 11C-Thymidine, 18F-
Fluorthymidine (FLT)
Hypoxia: 18F-Fluoromisonidazole
Mineralisation (Skeleton): 18F-Fluoride
Cell Membranes: 11C- or 18F-Choline
Fatty Acids: 11C-Acetate
APUD Cell System: 18F-DOPA
Receptor ligands: 68Ga-Petpides (e.g. DOTA-
TOC)
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1111C-MethionineC-Methionine
Drawback: Short Halflife => Cyclotron onsite
indispensable
Transporter mediated Uptake
No significant Metabolism in Proteinsynthesis
Well established in Brain Tumours (positive Marker!)
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1111C-MethionineC-Methionine
Sensitivity up to 91% for Gliomas (n=23)
Jacobs AH et al., JNM 12/2005
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1111C-MethionineC-Methionine
Methionine superior to FDG in Follow up of treated
Gliomas
Sensitivity 89%, Specificity 29%, Accuracy 72% (11%,
100%,
36%, respectively)
Methionine FDG
Pötzi et al., J Neurooncol 2007
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1111C-MethionineC-Methionine
Promising in Monitoring Chemotherapy
Galldiks et al., EJNMMI 05/2006
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1111C-MethionineC-Methionine
Grosu et al., IJROBP 02/2006
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1818F-FETF-FET
Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not required
Transporter mediated Uptake
No significant Metabolism in Proteinsynthesis
Well established in Brain Tumours (positive Marker!)
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1818F-FETF-FET
Gliomas: FET + MRI => Sensitivity 93%, Specificity
94% (n=26)
Variable Uptake in Low Grade Gliomas => No SUV-
Cutoff
1/3 of Astrozytoma Grade II => No FET Uptake (similar
to 11C-
Methionine)
Promising Tool in Detection of Recurrency
Langen KJ et al., NMB 2006
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1818F-FETF-FET
Gliomas: FET => Sensitivity 92%, Specificity 81%,
Accuracy
92% (n=26)
Significantly better than MRI alone in Assessment of
Gliomas
Pauleit D et al., Brain 2005
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1818F-FETF-FET
High Value in Prediction of Prognosis of cerebral
Gliomas
Floeth FW et al., JNM 04/2007
Aminoacids: Aminoacids: 1818F-FETF-FET
Poor Results in peripheral Tumours
FDG (A) and FET (B) PET in Lymphoma (left) and Head
and
Neck Cancer (right)Pauleit D et al., JNM 2005
Proliferation: Proliferation: 1818F-FLTF-FLT
Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not required
Nucleosid Analogue (Pyrimidin)
Uptake by passive Diffusion / facilitated Transport
Cellular Trapping after Phosphorylation by
Thymidinkinase
Proliferation: Proliferation: 1818F-FLTF-FLT
Promising Results cerebral Gliomas: Primary Diagnosis
Saga T et al., Clin Nucl Med 2006
Proliferation: Proliferation: 1818F-FLTF-FLT
Promising Results cerebral Gliomas: Suspected
Recurrence
Saga T et al., Clin Nucl Med 2006
Proliferation: Proliferation: 1818F-FLTF-FLT
Early Assessment of Therapy Reponse: Malignant
Lymphoma
Mouse Model
Lymphoma Treated with
Chemotherapy (n=10)
Immunotherapy (CD20 mAB; n=10)
Radioimmunotherapy (90Y-CD20 (Zevalin); n=10)
FLT detects Tumour Response earlier than morphologic
Imaging
Buck AK et al., EJNMMI 2007, in press
Proliferation: Proliferation: 1818F-FLTF-FLT
Significant Impact on Target Volumes in RT in rectal
Cancer
(Patel DA et al., TCRT 02/2007)
Drawbacks in Lymph Node Imaging in Primary Head
and
Neck Cancer (Troost EGC et al., JNM 2007)
Hypoxia: Hypoxia: 1818F-MisonidazoleF-Misonidazole
Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not required
Presence of hypoxic Tissue Predicts Outcome of RT
Hypoxia => Increased Tumour Aggressivity =>
Decreased
Response to Therapy => Poor Outcome
Most published Results in Head and Neck Cancer
Impact on Target Volume Definition in RT
Hypoxia: Hypoxia: 1818F-MisonidazoleF-Misonidazole
Outcome in Head and Neck Cancer: FDG vs. F-MISO
Rajendran JG et al., Clin Cancer Res 09/2006
Hypoxia: Hypoxia: 1818F-MisonidazoleF-Misonidazole
F-MISO Uptake during RT in Head and Neck Cancer
Eschmann SM et al., Radiotherapy and Oncology 2007; in press
Hypoxia: Hypoxia: 1818F-MisonidazoleF-Misonidazole
Dose Painting Using F-MISO Information
Thorwarth D et al., IJROBP 2007
Mineralisation: Mineralisation: 1818F-FluorideF-Fluoride
Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not required
Significantly higher Bone Uptake than 99mTc-
Phosphonates
Blood Clearance faster than 99mTc-Phosphonates
=> Higher Contrast
Planar Scintigraphy more available than PET-Scanners
Mineralisation: Mineralisation: 1818F-FluorideF-Fluoride
Bone Scan vs. Fluoride PET
Schirrmeister H et al., JCO 1999
Mineralisation: Mineralisation: 1818F-FluorideF-Fluoride
Normal Bone Scan vs. Pathologic Fluoride PET
Schirrmeister H et al., JCO 1999
Mineralisation: Mineralisation: 1818F-FluorideF-Fluoride
Pathologic Bone Scan vs. Extensive Metastases in
Fluoride PET
Schirrmeister H et al., JCO 1999
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
11C-Choline: Halflife 20 Min. => Cyclotron onsite
required
18F-Choline: Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not
required
First Results for a Variety of Tumours
Most Studies in Prostate Cancer
Ongoing multicentric Trial on Choline PET/CT in initial
Staging of
Prostate Cancer
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
11C-Choline vs. FDG in various Tumours
Tian M et al., EJNMMI 2004
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
11C-Choline vs. FDG in various Tumours
Tian M et al., EJNMMI 2004
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
18F-Choline in Prostate Cancer: Diagnosis of Relapse
Cimitan M et al., EJNMMI 2006
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
18F-Choline in Prostate Cancer: Diagnosis of Relapse
Cimitan M et al., EJNMMI 2006
Cell Membranes: Cell Membranes: 1111C- / C- / 1818F-CholineF-Choline
18F-Choline in Prostate Cancer: Own Experience
G.G., 62y; mediastinal LN Metastasis
Fatty Acids: Fatty Acids: 1111C-AcetateC-Acetate
Halflife 20 Min. => Cyclotron onsite required
Increased Uptake in slowly growing Tumours
Potential Advantage in FDG negative Tumours
Most Evidence in Prostate Cancer and Myocardial
Imaging
First Studies in Adenocarcinoma of the Lung
Fatty Acids: Fatty Acids: 1111C-AcetateC-Acetate
Acetate PET/CT in recurrent Prostate Cancer
Albrecht S et al., EJNMMI 2007
APUD Cell System: APUD Cell System: 1818F-DOPAF-DOPA
Halflife 110 Min. => Cyclotron onsite not required
Katecholamine Metabolite Analogue
Active Uptake in APUD Cells
Decarboxylation => No further Metabolism =>
Accumulation
Well established in Neuro-Imaging and 111In-Octreotide
negative neuroendocrine Carcinomas
APUD Cell System: APUD Cell System: 1818F-DOPAF-DOPA
F-DOPA vs. 111In-Octreotide in GEP Tumours
Ambrosini V et al., Nucl Med Commun 2007
APUD Cell System: APUD Cell System: 1818F-DOPAF-DOPA
F-DOPA vs. FDG PET/CT in GEP Tumours
Nanni C et al., EJNMMI 2006
APUD Cell System: APUD Cell System: 1818F-DOPAF-DOPA
F-DOPA vs. FDG PET in Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma
Beuthien-Baumann B et al., EJNMMI 2007
APUD Cell System: APUD Cell System: 1818F-DOPAF-DOPA
111In-Octreotide vs. 18F-DOPA in typical Carcinoid
B.L., f, 70y; Liver and mesenteric LN Metastases
Receptor Ligands: Receptor Ligands: 6868Ga-PeptidesGa-Peptides
Halflife 68 Min.
Generator Product
Synthesis of Radiopharmaceutical onsite
Peptides: Somatostatin Analogues
Linked to Somatostatin Receptors of Neuroendocrine
Tumours
High Specificity für Somatostatine Receptor Subtypes II
and V
First Results: Sensitivity and Accuracy much higher
than for
111In-Octreotide
Receptor Ligands: Receptor Ligands: 6868Ga-PeptidesGa-Peptides
Results of a valuable Clinical Trial (n=84)
Gabriel M et al., JNM 2007
Receptor Ligands: Receptor Ligands: 6868Ga-PeptidesGa-Peptides
Own Experience: 111In-Octreotide vs. DOTATOC PET/CT
W.P., 61y, m, Pancreatic NET, multiple Metastases; Courtesy Dr. M. Hofmann
Receptor Ligands: Receptor Ligands: 6868Ga-PeptidesGa-Peptides
Own Experience
W.P., 61y, m, Pancreatic NET, multiple Metastases; Courtesy Dr. M. Hofmann
ConclusionsConclusions
Variety of promising PET Tracers besides FDG
Data limited mostly due to small Size of Cohorts
11C labelled Tracers restricted to Centers with
Cyclotron
onsite
Growing Field of 18F labelled Tracers
68Ga as new promising Generator Product in
Neuroendocrine Tumours