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. 2015 Oct 14;168(2):292. doi: 10.1093/rpd/ncv463

Technological advances in hybrid imaging and impact on dose

Sören Mattsson 1,*, Martin Andersson 1, Marcus Söderberg 1
PMCID: PMC4884889  PMID: 26468253

Radiation Protection Dosimetry165(1–4), 410–415 (2015).

The headings of Tables 2 and 3 have been reversed. The following shows the correct version:

Table 2.

The PET-contribution to the effective dose to patients at typical PET/CT investigations(5).

Study Radionuclide Pharmaceutical Activity, MBq Effective dose, mSv
Tumour 18F FDG 300–400 4.8–6.4
Tumour 18F Choline 300 5.5
Bone 18F Fluoride 300 4.0
Tumour 11C Choline 300 1.2
Alzheimer 11C PiB 300 1.0
Tumour 11C Acetate 400 1.7
Tumour 11C Methionine 800 4.4

Table 3.

The SPECT-contribution to the effective dose to patients at typical SPECT/CT investigations(5).

Study Radionuclide Pharmaceutical Activity, MBq Effective dose, mSv
Bone 99mTc Phosphonates 600 2.6
Myocardial perfusion 99mTc Tetrofosmin;
sestamibi
600 3.6
Brain 99mTc HMPAO 800 8.1
Tumour 123I MIBG 400 5.3
White cell 111In; 99mTc In vitro labelled leukocytes 18; 185 5.1; 1.3

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