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THAT is the SINGLE MOST DISGUSTING AND OFFENSIVE THING I have EVER READ on MOOPY
I'm detecting large amounts of NO in my body.
Does nink in the sink really wanna stir Shane Ritchie's porridge?
escargot my cargo
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Stop trying to redeem yourself Nink... we're all still appalled.
To think I was holding back as well...I won't bother with some of the other ladies I was going to mention (including another two from Loose Women) in case I get permabanned.
Rachel Ray has an unfortunate body, quite annoying person to top it off.
So it's allright for the straight women here to get rude and lewd but not the men? Anyway, this is the internet and Coleen we're talking about. I'd never talk about my girlfriend here in the same way.
EDIT: And I'd also never use language like that in real life either, and it was only meant to be for jokey effect. Sorry, I seemed to have taken this a bit personally.
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oh I'm just in a SHITTY mood today
but girls don't talk in QUITE such a VIOLENT fashion
That's fine. It's just whenever I hear a woman use the phrase 'straight men' I immediately think of beer-swelling footy louts, and hate being lumped in with that. I'm sure I could find counter-examples of the women here talking like that too!
Goodness yes. She wore a lace contraption the other day and looked super stungorge.
While always thinking of her as the most wonderful and incredible woman ever to have existed, it's easy to forget just how darn pretty she is too. Age 51.
monica bellucci, 41
l'm like a dog to get you
Miranda Richardson (51) is looking fabulous in that TV advert with Keeley Hawes (who is also STUNNING, but I assume she's not 40)
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OT: Delia Smith is very nearly 70!
I caught the start of SYTYCD? on Saturday and thought she looked really good (and quite sweet!).
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Alan B wrote:I thought you wanted to build a motor controller. Apparently not.
Alan B wrote:The controller I bought most recently is rated for 100V 100A, and the hubmotor for 4KW. I don't have much use for 250W controllers.
casainho wrote:I started by removing the controller IC from the KU63 controller:
because always the current is over 10Amps and the power supply try to cut/maintain the current.
amberwolf wrote:casainho wrote:I started by removing the controller IC from the KU63 controller:
I think you are also going to want to change out that swollen cap:
There could be other caps that are bad, too, but I can clearly see that one.
amberwolf wrote:because always the current is over 10Amps and the power supply try to cut/maintain the current.
If it is always over 10A even at no load, I'd say there is something a bit wrong somewhere. It shouldn't take more than a tenth of that current to spin the motor even at full throttle. My guess is timing of the phase outputs vs where the motor coils/magnets are actually at. but it could also be bad caps not able to smooth the current flow sufficiently.
amberwolf wrote:Regarding not having any position feedback, that would certainly cause very high currents, and noise, vibration, etc. I don't doubt that if you ran that on a power supply capable of much higher currents that you would have blown up the FETs already.
amberwolf wrote:It's pretty important that the controller know where the magnets are in relation to the stator poles, so that it can output the correct sequence and timing of currents to cause the right magnetic fields at the right times. Without that, it is basically just outputting currents in a fixed sequence, and the magnets on the rotor will try to follow that--if anything (like a load) interferes with that, it falls out of sync, and BEMF is now induced in conflicting patterns to the controller-induced currents, resulting in nearly random fluctuations in current thru the FETs, and voltage spikes as the currents coincide or conflict.
This is one of the things that blows up controllers when they lose sync, in applications like using sensorless RC motors and controllers on ebikes.
Lebowski wrote:I went for a totally different approach.
Lebowski wrote:Don't investigate commercial controllers. Understand how a motor works. Get some ideas
from literature. With these basics covered, ask yourself the question 'how would I do it'
and start designing from scratch !
casainho wrote:is there any chance of motor blocking due to failure of the controller??
casainho wrote:That problem of loosing sync/high currents, seems that this controller have 3 feed-backs:
1 - current measure on the shunt resistor
3 - temperature measure of the controller
Maybe 1 is enough to avoid high currents? and as a security 3, since high current will make temperature go higher??
ram0nb wrote:I have some ideas of creating a sensored bldc controller based on an Arduino myself for a while now. Never came any further then a diagram and the beginning of a pcb design.
ram0nb wrote:My final goal is to develop a 80V 50A BLDC controller with wifi ap and webserver (or bt) for communications with smartphone to control and monitor my ebike.
Will have a look for the my controller design files in Eagle. Can post those if any interest.
ram0nb wrote:Allthough I've no so much time to spend, I'dd like to join the project.
I'm not stuck to Arduino platform. Just started with a Netduino, a Wifi module and .net micro framework to play arround.
ram0nb wrote:Also got a controller over here with the same X8M06-C processor. Any luck with uploading / changing the parameters like on Infineon based controllers? Anyway, I like the idea of swapping the cpu with your own.
carfreemaine wrote:Just when I think I'm starting to become the local "E-Bike Expert" I find a thread like this and I realize how much of a beginner I really am! Let me just say that while I know almost zero about electrical engineering this is almost EXACTLY what I've been looking for! Ever since I first learned to blink an LED with an Arduino suddenly I'll find myself "mentally reverse engineering" anything with a circuit. But this is one I've been looking for months! I doubt I can add very much to the conversation as it stands other than to say "keep doing what your doing"! but I urge you to consider that there might be a broader demand for such a product if presented right.
I stumbled upon the E-Bike community via a broader search for rural transportation innovations which otherwise involves real-time vehicle location data feeds and other software oriented stuff and I keep asking myself why it should be necessary to have a microprocessor run the motor, another to log data and another on the smart phone. Please let me know if you need a beta tester. Info on my own project can be found here-http://humblehackers.wikispaces.com/The+Flying+Yankee-+A+DIY%2C+Foldable+E-Bike%21
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Shelf coat rack is a very simple wall mounted coat rack in steel and wood. The wooden shelf is framed by a 12mm steelpipe/rod that constitute console against the wall and bar for hanger below the shelf. Wooden shelf is oiled solid oak slightly whitened.
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Pedestal is featured in Swedish design exhibition Contemporary Collected at Midori.so during Tokyo Design Week. Pedestal is chosen to give you an insight of how Swedish design looks like today together with other objects raging from one offs to mass-produced and limited edition items. Read more...
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'Work in Progress' is an exhibition focused on ideas and creative processes initiated and organised by Swedish designers Jonas Wagell and Axel Bjurström. This is a unique opportunity to see the sketches, models and prototypes of both new talents and some of Scandinavia's most renowned designers. The exhibit tells the stories behind 15 designers' work - some designs are brand new on the market, some are still in the making
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Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server
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Windows Azure Pack for Windows Server is a collection of Windows Azure technologies, available to Microsoft customers at no additional cost for installation into your data center. It runs on top of Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2 and, through the use of the Windows Azure technologies, enables you to offer a rich, self-service, multi-tenant cloud, consistent with the public Windows Azure experience.
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The first generation of these "silicon surgeons" is now taking up residencies at major medical centers. They are guiding surgeons in delicate brain surgery and helping to replace broken hip bones. And soon, the patient may not even have to be in the same room as the surgeon. Teleoperation systems, such as those being developed by NASA and the University of California, Berkeley, promise to make it possible for the most skilled surgeons to operate on patients in distant cities--or on bases on the moon. With this electronic help, experts believe that surgery will be safer and more precise, yet less costly. And the patient will far more likely to recover quickly.
Because of the promise, the National Science Foundation recently anted up $12.9 million to form a five-year cooperative to bring several leaders of the effort together in an Engineering Research Center in Computer-Integrated Surgical Systems and Technology, to be headed by the Johns Hopkins University. Overall funding, including sources such as industry, is expected to be about $35 million over the five-year period.
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Last year, FBI agents uncovered a plot being put together by Rezwan Ferdaus to fly model airplanes rigged with explosives into government buildings, including the U.S. Capitol and the Pentagon. While the agency had been aware of his activities for some time and had no intention of allowing him to carry out the threat, they did consider it credible.
Tuesday, Ferdaus agreed to plead guilty to two of the six charges against him, and could serve up to 17 years in prison. The charges he admitted to were attempting to damage and destroy a federal building by means of an explosive, and attempting to provide material support for terrorists, according to a report from CNN.
The plot, which was uncovered last October, involved flying large model airplanes carrying C-4 explosives into the buildings, and then take control of the buildings with a few armed individuals. In a justice department statement released last October, Ferdaus, who is a U.S. Citizen, planned to "crowd survivors of the attack into an ever-decreasing space, and "dominate" them." Authorities said at the time that, in recorded conversations, the suspect "envisioned causing a large "psychological" impact by killing Americans, including women and children, who he referred to as "enemies of Allah."
Ferdaus worked with FBI agents he thought were members of al Qaeda. They provided him with about 25 pounds of mostly-fake C-4, as well as inoperative AD-47 rifles and grenades.
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What a fantastic Labor Day weekend it was in Port Clinton! It was wonderful to see both locals and tourists enjoying themselves on the streets of our city!
What a fantastic Labor Day weekend it was in Port Clinton! It was wonderful to see both locals and tourists enjoying themselves on the streets of our city!
How soon we forget. We now see a replay of 2007 on the Waterworks Park issue. The people who oppose any development and insist that the citizens should decide were already accommodated 6 years ago. The issue of rezoning the park to permit the development was on the ballot November 6, 2007. Those in favor had their say and, among many others, were supported by the opinion of three former mayors: myself, John Fritz, and Jeanne Huskey. The opposition was organized by the same C.O.R.D. group that continues to oppose it as if they have forgotten that the people spoke to them that November and supported the change to allow the development.
For over 30 years I have summered in the Port Clinton area. During that time, I have watched the shrinking Lake Erie coastline being taken over by condominiums and hotels that are for the most part vacant from September to May. And now the last public shoreline is being considered for development of the same. With heartfelt pleading, I beg of you to not let this happen.
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Makes dinner for two adults.
Approximate cooking time: 25 minutes
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- juice of 1 lemon
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There is no salt in the Paleo diet.
What is a almond meal?
I'm new to this whole Paleo thing….why is salt not Paleo?
Anny531, May I suggest use uniodized sea salt. It tastes amazing and I think that you do not need as much as it is a little stronger in flavor (win/win). Since it is so coarse I like to put mine in a little spice grinder (similar to what they used in City Slickers to stampede the cattle); in no time at all you have fine grained, amazing tasting healthier salt.
Iodine that is critical to health. Current literature indicates a growing deficiency especially in vegans and vegetarians. Studies show IQ levels depressed 10 to 15 points in populations with severe iodine shortage. Ill use my sea salt and eat Paleo. Also fish twice a week!


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nice find, good stuff
I also here that PlayStation Magazine gave it a 9/10.
OXM Au: 9/10
Play Magazine UK: 91/100
Gamereactor: 8/10... second opinion was 6/10
That's all I know of so far.
wtf... average reader score is 4.3 on 1UP?
Yet there are only 3 reviews up from customers and they're all 10s. Can you rate games without writing reviews on 1UP? Maybe the site just messed up :S.
Don't worry about it. Not enough people have played it to write reader reviews; most of the time when that happens before a game's release, it's just people randomly putting in a score. Usually it's a 10 because they're hyped for it, but there are always tools who put a low score just to upset the average.
Decent sounding game. They didn't really mention the awkward controls and physics that some of the other sites have, so that could be a good sign. They did mention awkward animations though, so that's a new thing to worry about.
Although they gave the game a good score the end of the review boggles my mind, "Perhaps because I've already played a somewhat similar game in Riddick, The Darkness doesn't give off quite the same 'this is amazing, and you absolutely must play it' vibe that Riddick did. But it also feels like a more polished game, and the base mechanics work extremely well by the time you reach the end of the single-player campaign."
I don't get it...plus this game seems (from videos) to be very different from Riddick....but whatever...
Unfortunately, the review itself is not in this thread. Yet. But it will be this weekend.
Here's the link: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/798/798769p1.htmlIf you're hungry for more Darkness information be sure to tune into IGN over the weekend when we'll be bringing you the definitive review.
Personally, I find IGN to be the best source of reviews on the internet. They're the most balanced and fair. Usually, the score they give a game is fairly close to the score I'd give it. Needless to say, then, I can't wait to see their Darkness review...
I agree, IGN has really great reviews, I just hate their screenshots... and the ability for people to review games before they're released, but all around, I love IGN.
I've been following ever aspect of IGN for over 10 years and I strongly agree that they are fait and all the workers are very awesome.
Best podcast on the net, SCOOP!
I can't wait for the review.
the only thing i've noticed about ign (ign AU at least) is that occasionally they can be a bit over critical, but i'd much rather have a slightly hard reviewer than a soft reviewer.
While I do appreciate a reviewer being critical enough to give a hyped game an iffy score, I sometimes think Gamespot does it for the publicity. IGN's scores are usually pretty fair, though I think they can sometimes fall under the sway of a game's hype. *cough* Halo 2 *cough*
in related news 1up gave the game a 91%.
This is awsome, thanks for the post! I wonder if it's true that enemies literally get ripped in half by the jackhammer darkling ;o! Crazy....Just makes the many years I've been waiting that much more fulfilling ;O!
Okay halo 2 SINGLE player didnt deserve it. But both SP and MP halo 3 will rock everyones world. Apart form PS3
I dont know about that, the beta wasnt too great. But, who knows what they will do before the release
The beta was alright. but It was said the beta was a smokescreen. They put the beta out to keep people quiet and give them time to work on the game. The beta was no-where near finshed =)
IGN has the review up.
And a really badly written review.
Its a Ign UK review they suck so much at reviews they should be sacked.
Yeah that review wasn't written very well, but an 8.5 isn't a bad score. Not sure if IGN's USA score will differ, but I suspect it will at least be better written.
that was a bad review. they gave a 8 for the graphics just because there wasnt enough blood/gore? :\
I dont know why, it sounded like they were bagging it the WHOLE review,
It was just a VERY bad review.
geez . its disgusting that there pros
Here's the thing... If the review had been bad, then I wouldn't mind so much- so long as they justified it in the review.
My problem with this review... It just feels like the guy wasn't interested in playing the game! A professional should at least be able to remain objective.
I especially find myself irritated by the part where, instead of describing the graphics and gameplay style, he just compares it to Condemned and then brushes that comparison aside by saying that:
"The Darkness is nowhere as psychologically terrifying. Perhaps due to the ludicrous scenario and over-the-top voice acting it simply isn't scary, and the main sensation it induces is panic as you desperately try to run for cover with your ridiculous tentacles flapping all over the place."
Again... a bad review is a bad review. This review fails because it gives the game a decent score, but can't seem to come up with anything positive to say.
Does IGN usually post two different scores? One for UK and one for US?
Agreed....At the end the guy talks about how it's not as gory as you might think (who cares) and he keeps bringing up the fact that FPS is a tired genre which means he just doesn't like FPS games...so why is he reviewing one?
Just a poor review even though he gave it a good score, same thing happened with 1Ups review.....GREAT score BAAADDD review....
honestly...its really not as gory as the comic...maybe thats what he was getting at...still
i dont see how anyone can saw this game is mediocre
That was a horrible review. He didn't justify any of his scoring. For graphics, he put not as much gore as you were expecting....umm, that shouldn't have any bearing on the graphics score. For sound he gave it a 7.5 because the New Yor accents are annoying! What the hell is that? On presentation he didn't have anything bad to say, yet still only an 8.5. That review made absolutely no sense.
Well, hopefully this isn't what IGN meant when they said the definitive review, and the IGN US review will be up later today.
Why is it that some games get a UK review from IGN but some don't?
They actually had some positive things to say about MP.
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Dr. Henkin is a Professor of Radiology and Vice-chair of the Department of Radiology, Loyola Stritch School of Medicine, Maywood, IL. He is also a member of the Editorial Board of this journal.
Hepatobiliary imaging in nuclear medicine with 99m-technetiumlabeled agents is about to celebrate its 20th anniversary. 1 It is appropriate to take a look at where this technique fits into the current practice of nuclear medicine and the care of patients with suspected hepatobiliary disease. In addition, over the last year, some difficulties have been encountered with one of the major pharmaceuticals used as an ancillary tool in hepatobiliary imaging. Alternatives have been developed by a number of different individuals to help in the continuation of this valuable technique. In this review, we will attempt to discuss the physiologic basis of hepatobiliary imaging, review its major indications, and, in general, assess its place in 2002.
Hepatobiliary imaging in nuclear medicine is actually not a new technique. Early in the history of nuclear medicine, iodine-131 (I-131)labeled rose bengal was used as a tracer for outlining the biliary tract. Actually, rose bengal was a very good agent for imaging the liver but because of the I-131 label, radiation dosimetry was unfavorable and the technique was used infrequently.
Beginning in the 1980s, a series of compounds were introduced into clinical nuclear medicine that employed technetium as the isotopic label. The compounds are all related and fall in the iminodiacetic acid (IDA) family. The original compound, hepatic 2,6-dimethyliminodiacetic acid (HIDA), had significant limitations, mainly in that it could only be used to image when the patient's bilirubin level was below approximately 5 mg/100 dL. While this agent was useful for imaging the gallbladder, the technique could not be performed with accuracy in patients with elevated bilirubin levels. Subsequent to the introduction of HIDA, disofenin and mebrofenin were introduced for clinical imaging. Both of these compounds are substituted IDA molecules and offer the advantage of imaging at elevated serum bilirubin levels. Imaging up to bilirubin levels of approximately 20 mg/100 dL have been reported. 2 With the introduction of these latter two compounds, nuclear medicine was offered the opportunity to distinguish between medical and surgical jaundice as well as to evaluate the gallbladder in a number of conditions. The IDA family of compounds is excreted via the biliary pathways. However, unlike bilirubin, these compounds are not conjugated.
The sequence of events after the injection of technetium-labeled IDA compounds provides information about hepatic function as well as the patency of various portions of the ductal system. It is anticipated that the tracer will clear the circulation by 5 minutes postinjection. Therefore, visualizing significant cardiac blood pool activity on a hepatobiliary study on the first or second frames of a study suggests that there is impaired clearance ability of the hepatocytes, which represents an indirect measure of hepatic parenchymal function.
Typically, the gallbladder and common duct system are identified by 15 to 30 minutes postinjection. Visualization after 1 hour postinjection is still considered to be normal. The gastrointestinal tract should be visualized by 1 hour (Figure 1).
Failure to visualize the gallbladder by 4 hours postinjection raises questions of cholecystitis, both acute and chronic. Failure to visualize the ductal system suggests bile-duct obstruction of that system. At times, the proximal ductal system can be visualized without the distal duct system being seen. This offers a clue as to the level of obstruction. The kidney represents an alternate route of excretion for these compounds. While low-level renal and bladder activity are commonly identified on scans, the presence of significant renal and bladder activity suggests either biliary tract obstruction or hepatic parenchymal disease.
One of the most common indications for hepatobiliary imaging is suspected acute cholecystitis. While diagnostic ultrasound is commonly employed as the first diagnostic test when this entity is clinically suspected, the ultrasound appearance of sludge, the absence of stones, or significant edema of the gallbladder may lead to further evaluation by hepatobiliary imaging.
A second major indication is for an unusual entity that is sometimes entitled "biliary dyskinesia." The cause of this clinical syndrome is not completely documented, but it is thought to represent an end organ defect with regard to response to cholecystokinin (CCK) secondary to an abnormal or inhomogeneous distribution of CCK or neurotransmitter cells in the gallbladder wall. The clinical picture in these patients is one of acute cholecystitis. There is postprandial right upper quadrant pain. This pain may be intense, and clinical symptomatology suggests the presence of gallstones. However, on ultrasound examination, the gallbladder is usually normal and usually no stones are detected. Below, we will discuss protocols for imaging these patients. Historically, removal of the gallbladder results in relief in only about half the patients. The remainder continue to have symptoms for reasons that are not well understood.
Another common indication for hepatobiliary imaging is suspected bile leakage. The majority of these patients have either had recent surgery or mechanical trauma to the abdomen. In this setting, extravasation of tracer into the abdomen is usually obvious and a quick diagnosis of bile leakage can be made (Figure 2). These patients are commonly explored surgically. Persistent postoperative bile drainage from surgical drains or signs of peritoneal irritation may indicate continued bile leakage. In this setting, hepatobiliary studies may be of particular use in confirming and defining the origin of the leak. Sequential imaging during the first hour after injection may disclose whether the leak is occurring from the liver itself or from the duct system. Delayed imaging may be required to determine the drainage pattern of the leak.
The pediatric population presents another group in whom hepatobiliary imaging is often requested. Here the issue is usually not one of gallbladder disease, but rather a differentiation of neonatal hepatitis from biliary atresia. Once again, some special considerations are required in this patient population, and these will be discussed below.
No matter what the indication is for biliary tract imaging, in general the patients have to be fasting for a period of 2 to 4 hours prior to imaging. Since a recent meal will empty the gallbladder, and it may not refill, imaging soon after feeding or during the nonfasting state may result in false-positive examinations. 3 In cases of suspected acute cholecystitis or chronic cholecystitis, the patient usually has not eaten for a number of hours. However, one must be careful with regard to how long a fast has been carried on. Fasting beyond 24 hours, or the introduction of nasogastric suction for >24 hours tends to put the bowel and the gallbladder at rest. In this setting, the gallbladder may not visualize even though it is normal. Caution should be exercised in imaging patients who have been on prolonged nasogastric suction and in whom evaluation of the gallbladder is considered essential. If the gallbladder visualizes in this setting, the test may be considered normal. Failure of the gallbladder to visualize is inconclusive.
The protocol for imaging biliary leaks is similar to that of acute cholecystitis. However, in general, a dynamic protocol has to be established for these patients since leaks may be transient and activity needs to be followed to see where bile pools in the abdomen. Therefore, a slow dynamic study is usually acquired for a period of at least 1 hour. Replaying the study in cine mode is often beneficial in terms of determining the site of the leak and where the bile is traveling to after leakage.
The pediatric patient presents a different set of problems for imaging. In the neonatal period, liver transport enzymes necessary for excretion of IDA compounds are not normally developed. Injection of hepatobiliary tracers without preparation of the patient may result in a false-positive study. Hepatic parenchymal stasis is common (the retention of activity in the liver with no ductal system visualized) in this population and failure to visualize the ductal system and gallbladder is not uncommon. In order to induce the liver enzymes necessary for transport of the nonconjugated hepatobiliary agent, patients must be pretreated with 5 to 7 days of phenobarbital.
Patients undergoing testing for biliary dyskinesia require a further intervention. When imaged fasting, these patients generally have normal studies. However, when the gallbladder fills, a challenge with a CCK analog or fatty meal is required to make the diagnosis. It is important to note the response of the gallbladder to the CCK analog and whether or not clinical symptoms are reproduced. In those patients with both reproduction of clinical symptoms and failure of the gallbladder to respond normally to CCK, biliary dyskinesia is suspected (Figure 3).
The gallbladder response to the CCK analog is variable. In general, most individuals consider a gallbladder ejection fraction >= 50% to be normal. In addition, most individuals will agree that a gallbladder ejection fraction <30% is abnormal. A gray zone lies between 40% and 50% ejection fraction. Other clinical factors have to be considered in this patient population before cholecystectomy is recommended.
While a number of different protocols have been proposed for the use of CCK analogs, the one we have found most effective in our laboratory involves the injection of 0.02 µg/kg of the CCK analog followed by 15 minutes of imaging. If the patient does not experience severe abdominal symptoms with the 0.02 µg injection, then a second injection of 0.04 µg/kg is performed at the conclusion of the 15-minute imaging cycle. Another 15 minutes of imaging is then undertaken. Care must be taken with the injection of CCK analog. Too rapid an intravenous injection of this product will produce spasm of the gallbladder neck and prevent the gallbladder from emptying normally. The tracer is generally injected over a period of 3 to 5 minutes. The patient is observed for replication of symptoms, such as abdominal pain. Specifically, right upper quadrant pain should be noted. 4
Patients with biliary dyskinesia may have significant psychological overlay associated with their disease. Since the evaluation of this patient population in part requires the subjective estimation of abdominal discomfort, we precede the first injection of CCK with an injection of normal saline. The patient is then questioned about abdominal discomfort. If significant abdominal discomfort is reported on the normal saline injection, then we are forced to discount any symptoms subjectively reported by the patient after CCK injection. Minor symptoms such as nausea and vague abdominal discomfort are common after CCK analog injection and have no clinical significance. The replication of right upper quadrant pain, however, should be considered to be clinically significant.
Recently, a commercial product representing the terminal octopeptide of CCK that has been in use for a number of years has become temporarily unavailable due to a change in manufacturer. It is anticipated that the product will be on the market again in late 2002. Some pharmacies offer a compounded material that represents the terminal octopeptide of CCK and, depending upon location in the country, this product may still be available. However, in those regions where the product is not available, a substitute procedure is required.
In the era before hepatobiliary imaging, radiographic imaging of the gallbladder with a fatty meal was not uncommon. Commercial preparations of this fatty meal agent were routinely available. Today, with the relative absence of radiographic gallbladder imaging, it is more difficult to find such products. We have had success with a commercial dairy product normally used as an additive for coffee. This product, half & half, contains about 20 g of fat per 8 oz serving. In the vast majority of patients, this is an acceptable substitute for CCK and produces significant gallbladder emptying after feeding. While some patients may have difficulty with drinking 8 ounces of half & half, the majority of patients can tolerate the product.
Another indication for the use of CCK is in patients who have been fasting for prolonged periods of time. As noted previously, in such patients the gallbladder may be filled with sludge and intraluminal gallbladder pressure may rise. These patients may be pretreated with CCK 30 minutes prior to injection of tracer. This causes the gallbladder to contract, thus ejecting the residual material reducing intraluminal pressure. 5
In a situation in which the gallbladder does not visualize initially during the hepatobiliary study, two options exist for further evaluation. The first is continuous imaging out to about 4 hours postinjection. A gallbladder that does not visualize by 4 hours is considered to be abnormal. However, for the emergency department patient and in many other clinical settings the 4-hour delay is unacceptable. Therefore, an intervention exists that permits more rapid imaging of the gallbladder.
This intervention is to administer 2 mg of morphine sulfate intravenously to the patient. Morphine sulfate causes constriction of the sphincter of Oddi and increases the back pressure in the biliary duct system. This increase in back pressure diverts bile into the gallbladder when it might normally drain into the gastrointestinal (GI) tract (Figure 4). In order for this intervention to be successful, there must be significant tracer remaining in the liver to be excreted. If the liver has emptied completely, injection of additional tracer compound is required before the morphine injection. Typically, visualization of the gallbladder occurs within 30 minutes of the injection of morphine sulfate. Failure to visualize the gallbladder after morphine sulfate injection is consistent with an obstructed cystic duct. 6
There is an entity that has been described postcholecystectomy in which there is a paradoxical response of sphincter of Oddi to CCK. When this condition is present, the scan shows a delay in the bowel to biliary transit time and the common duct may appear dilated on scan (Figure 5). To demonstrate this pattern on the scan, the patient is pretreated with CCK 15 minutes prior to the injection tracer. A slow dynamic acquisition is acquired on a computer using an interval of 1 minute per frame for 60 minutes. Using electronic regions of interest over the liver and common bile duct, dynamic curves are generated from the acquired data.
The time-to-peak hepatic uptake and the percent of common duct emptying are calculated. Common duct emptying is computed by determining the peak counts in this area and those remaining at 60 minutes in the same region. Division of the residual counts by the peak counts yields the percent emptying. The following visual assessments are also made: time to biliary visualization; the presence or absence of intrahepatic biliary ducts on scan; and the time of bowel visualization. Using a scoring system it is then possible to produce a semiquantitative estimate of sphincter dysfunction. 7
Since the introduction of the morphine sulfate challenge, numerous papers indicate that the technique offers a diagnostic accuracy for the diagnosis of acute cholecystitis in excess of 90%, when an appropriate imaging protocol is followed. 8 The most common reason for a false-negative study has been acalculous cholecystitis. Clinical experience shows that up to 10% of patients with acalculous cholecystitis have normal studies. A false-positive study for acute cholecystitis more commonly occurs when the imaging protocol with regard to fasting and nasogastric suction has not been followed. As noted above, patients who are fasting for longer than 24 hours or have nasogastric suction in place may indeed have nonvisualized gallbladders. Those patients who have eaten recently may also have nonvisualized gallbladders. Therefore, adherence to protocol is quite important.
In patients with significantly elevated bilirubin levels, visualization of the gallbladder can take a considerable period of time. The normal rules of visualization by 4 hours do not hold, and delayed imaging out to 24 hours may be required (Figure 6). In these patients, the elements of hepatitis that may exist can increase the time course of excretion of the tracer and therefore delay accumulation in the gallbladder.
In evaluating patients for biliary atresia, up to 25% of infants with severe neonatal hepatitis had no evidence of biliary excretion despite pretreatment with phenobarbital. The sensitivity of the technique for the diagnosis of biliary atresia itself is 100% in many series, but the specificity is as low as 74%. 9 There are other entities that mimic biliary atresia on hepatobiliary scan. Severe neonatal hepatitis can have a similar appearance on scan, and the reader must be aware of the full clinical picture at the time of scan interpretation. Perhaps the simplest approach to interpretation of these scans is that GI tract visualization essentially excludes the need for surgery. However, the absence of GI tract visualization is not always diagnostic of biliary atresia.
Although cholescintigraphy is highly accurate, diagnostic ultrasound is usually the first test performed when cholecystitis is suspected. In many clinical situations, nuclear hepatobiliary studies are more accurate, but less convenient. In situations of trauma or biliary dyskinesia, the nuclear hepatobiliary study is preferred.
Despite the high accuracy of hepatobiliary imaging and its diverse applications, this technique remains somewhat underutilized. When one considers that patients with right upper quadrant pain, acalculous cholecystitis, obstructed cystic duct, biliary dyskinesia, post-cholecystectomy syndrome, trauma, and unusual presentations of abdominal pain (Figure 7) are candidates for hepatobiliary imaging, we realize that all these groups can benefit from the technique. It odd that more hepatobiliary studies are not performed.
Despite recent shortages of the CCK analog, local compounding of CCK by various pharmacies and the substitution of fatty meals appear to be filling this void. Successful gallbladder ejection fraction studies continue to be available routinely in most medical centers. Perhaps it is a question of out of sight, out of mind. The visibility of the hepatobiliary study must be raised in the community. It is a low-risk, high-yield study that has an important place in the clinical armamentarium of nuclear medicine. AR


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