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. 2019 Jul 15;101(7):501–507. doi: 10.1308/rcsann.2019.0059

Table 6.

Overview of the published literature on the use of 18Fluorocholine positron emission tomography in patients with hyperparathyroidism.

Author (date) Patients (n) PHPT type Sex Age, years (range) Preop. calcium Preop. PTH Dose used Timing Success
Quak (2013)7 1 Primary 1M 71 2.84 91.8 pg/l (< 80) 1/1
Orevi (2014)16 40 Primary/tertiary 55 (21–72) 2.8 15.9 pmol/l 370 MBq 11 minutes 24/27
Lezaic (2014)13 24 Primary 4M, 20F (42–77) Med : 2.7 Med:83.5 pg/mL 100 MBq 60 minutes 36/40
Van Raalte (2015)14 2 Primary 69, 66 2.73, 2.96 32.3 pmol/l, 19.0 pmol/l 175 MBq 40 minutes 2/2
Michaud (2015)15 17 Primary/secondary/lithium 5M, 12F 52 (25–75) X 280 pg/ml (range 61–1946 pg/ml) 3 MBq/kg 10 minutes 16/17
Rep (2015)18 43 Primary 8M, 35F 59.6 (11) 2.8 311.5 ng/l 100 MBq 5 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours 40/43
Kluijfhout (2015)11 5 Primary 2 MBq/kg 4/5
Kluijfhout (2016)10 44 Primary/tertiary 11M, 33F 58.9 (31–80) 1.08 2.11 2 MBq/kg 33/35
Behera (2016)9 2 Primary 2M 38, 58 2/2
Hocevar (2017)19 151 Primary 30M, 121F 61.1 (13–82) 100 MBq 5 minutes, 1 hour 122/126
Quak (2018)17 25 Primary 10M, 15F 58.9 (14.2) 2.76 94.8 ng/l 1,5 MBq/kg 60 minutes 19/25

PHPT, Primary hyperparathyroidism; PTH,: Parathyroid hormone, Adjusted calcium normal values (2.2-2.6 mmol/L), PTH normal values (1.8-6.8 pmol/l, 10-65 ng/l).