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MOLECULAR IMAGING METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF CARDIOVASCULAR COMPLICATIONS OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION

A study was conducted to determine the possibility of using and evaluate the effectiveness of nuclear medicine methods for diagnosing inflammatory changes in the cardiovascular system in patients with coronavirus infection. The study ex-amined 10 patients with a confirmed moderate-severity COVID-19 infection without a history of cardiovascular dis-eases. The diagnosis was performed using PET / CT with 18-FDG. In the future, a visual assessment of the degree of accu-mulation of radiopharmaceuticals drugs in the myocardium and its distribution. For comparison, we used PET / CT data of the myocardium of healthy patients from the Department's database. According to the results of the study, 25% showed an increased accumulation of radiopharmaceutical in the myocardium without a clear correspondence to the vascular highways, which indicates the presence of an inflammatory process in the heart muscle, despite the absence of clinical manifestations. The study shows the high efficiency of molec-ular imaging methods in the diagnosis of inflammatory changes in the cardiovascular system in patients with COVID-19.