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Early Redistribution of Thallium‐201 after Temporary Ischemia

To define the time course of redistribution of thallium-201 (251TI), ischemia was induced in seven pigs by temporary occlusion of the circumflex coronary artery. After 1½ min of occlusion 201T1 and labeled microspheres were injected into the left atrium. Flow was re-established 4 min after occlusion. Prior to reflow, the relative activities of 201TI and microspheres in the ischemic area were similar, but as early as 5 min after reflow the relative 201fT activity was considerably higher than the relative microsphere activity and from 15 to 105 min after reflow, relative 201TI activity (average 69% of that in normal myocardium) continued to be higher than relative microsphere activity (average 6% of normal). Myocardial arteriovenous differences for 201TI were followed sequentially after 201Tl injection in normal dogs and in dogs with temporary coronary occlusions. The results suggested both loss of 201TI from normal myocardium beginning 10 min after 205TI injection and increased extraction of 201TI from the blood pool immedately after release of a transient occlusion. Redistribution of 201TI therefore begins very soon after relief of myocardial ischemia and even a short delay in initiating myocardial imaging may decrease the sensitivity of the technique for detecting transient ischemia.