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. 2023 Aug;16(8):1038–1052. doi: 10.1016/j.jcmg.2023.02.019

Table 3.

Multiorgan ECV Response to Treatment 12 Months After Initiating Chemotherapy, Compared With the Hematologic Response and Repeat SAP Scintigraphy at 12 Months

All Patients Who Had Repeat CMR With ECV Mapping at 12 mo (N = 120, Liver ECV Measurable in 108 Patients and Spleen Measurable in 108 Patients)
Hematologic Response Complete Response (n = 50, 41.7%) Very Good Partial Response (n = 35, 29.2%) Partial Response (n = 24, 20.0%) No Response (n = 11, 9.2%)
 Liver ECV regression 11 5 0 0
 Spleen ECV regression 8 7 2 0
 Cardiac ECV regression 19 8 0 0
 Stable liver ECV 33 27 14 9
 Stable spleen ECV 36 23 16 11
 Stable cardiac ECV 25 23 12 7
 Liver ECV progression 1 2 4 2
 Spleen ECV progression 1 2 2 0
 Cardiac ECV progression 6 4 12 4
Patients With Repeat SAP Scintigraphy and CMR with ECV Mapping at 12 mo (N = 79, Liver ECV Measurable in 73 and Spleen Measurable in 75)
Liver Response Liver Regression on SAP (n = 4) Stable Liver on SAP (n = 65) Liver Progression on SAP (n = 4)
 Liver ECV regression 2 10 0
 Stable liver ECV 2 54 1
 Liver ECV progression 0 1 3
Spleen Response Spleen Regression on SAP Scintigraphy (n = 11) Stable Spleen on SAP Scintigraphy (n = 61) Spleen Progression on SAP Scintigraphy (n = 3)
 Spleen ECV regression 7 7 0
 Stable spleen ECV 4 53 1
 Spleen ECV progression 0 1 2

Abbreviations as in Table 1 and 2.