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Repeat PET/CT Imaging of Patients With Amyloid 124I-AT-01 to Measure Changes in Organ-specific Amyloid Load · Source last updated 2026-09-02

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limitations And Caveats
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No echocardiographic data was available from the baseline imaging session with which to compare changes in the quantitative uptake and there was no contemporaneous echocardiography data in the medical record contemporaneous with baseline imaging. Most patients with AL(7/9) were not on medication (presumably deemed clinically stable by their treating physicians) during the time between baseline and repeat imaging, making it difficult to assess progression of disease in this population
point Of Contact
email
jwall@utmck.edu
organization
University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine
phone
+1-865-305-6181
title
Jonathan Wall, PhD
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certain Agreement
pi Sponsor Employee
true
limitations And Caveats
description
No echocardiographic data was available from the baseline imaging session with which to compare changes in the quantitative uptake and there was no contemporaneous echocardiography data in the medical record contemporaneous with baseline imaging. Most patients with AL(7/9) were not on medication (presumably deemed clinically stable by their treating physicians) during the time between baseline and repeat imaging, making it difficult to assess progression of disease in this population
point Of Contact
email
jwall@utmck.edu
organization
University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine
phone
+1-865-305-6181
title
Jonathan Wall, PhD

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