Add to ORKGThe bone scintigraphy is a diagnosis method noninvasive and sensitive in detecting early bone lesions, constituting about 35% of all tests performed in the Service of Nuclear Medicine, of the Hospital of Santo Antonio, in the city of Porto, where the following study took place. One of the important technical details in preparing the patient for this examination is the hydration following the administration of the radiopharmaceutical. The aim of this study focused on assessing the value of hydration on the quality of the image in a bone scintigraphy
Purpose: This study evaluated the biodistribution of Tc-99m (V) DMSA in patients with superscans on ...
Background: Whole-body bone scintigraphy is a clinically useful non-invasive and highly sensitive im...
Introduction: Bone scan is a nuclear medicine scan test, which leads to finding specific abnormaliti...
The bone scintigraphy is a diagnosis method noninvasive and sensitive in detecting early bone lesio...
Influence of Extrinsic Factors on Bone Scintigraphy An Experimental and ClinicalStudy by Marika Cro...
In radiology research soft tissues are often simulated on bone specimens using liquid materials such...
Aim: Bone scintigraphy is one of the commonly used radionuclide imaging and it is successfully used ...
Abstract: Bone scintigraphy is a very sensitive method for the detection of osteoblastic activity of...
BACKGROUND: Tc-99m methylene diphosphonate [MDP] bone scan is the basis of the skeletal imaging in n...
Bone scintigraphy is an easy noninvasive method. The major function is to image changes of bone meta...
The radionuclide bone scan is becoming increasingly useful for evaluating a wide variety of bone and...
Bone scan imaging with the current bone seeking radiopharmaceuticals, the technetium-99m labelled di...
Nuclear medicine is a rapidly developing field which focuses on the imaging of physiological process...
Purpose: Several recent medical reports have focused attention on the possible application of skelet...
The use of bone-seeking radiotracers is based on the concept that pathophysiologic processes affecti...
Purpose: This study evaluated the biodistribution of Tc-99m (V) DMSA in patients with superscans on ...
Background: Whole-body bone scintigraphy is a clinically useful non-invasive and highly sensitive im...
Introduction: Bone scan is a nuclear medicine scan test, which leads to finding specific abnormaliti...
The bone scintigraphy is a diagnosis method noninvasive and sensitive in detecting early bone lesio...
Influence of Extrinsic Factors on Bone Scintigraphy An Experimental and ClinicalStudy by Marika Cro...
In radiology research soft tissues are often simulated on bone specimens using liquid materials such...
Aim: Bone scintigraphy is one of the commonly used radionuclide imaging and it is successfully used ...
Abstract: Bone scintigraphy is a very sensitive method for the detection of osteoblastic activity of...
BACKGROUND: Tc-99m methylene diphosphonate [MDP] bone scan is the basis of the skeletal imaging in n...
Bone scintigraphy is an easy noninvasive method. The major function is to image changes of bone meta...
The radionuclide bone scan is becoming increasingly useful for evaluating a wide variety of bone and...
Bone scan imaging with the current bone seeking radiopharmaceuticals, the technetium-99m labelled di...
Nuclear medicine is a rapidly developing field which focuses on the imaging of physiological process...
Purpose: Several recent medical reports have focused attention on the possible application of skelet...
The use of bone-seeking radiotracers is based on the concept that pathophysiologic processes affecti...
Purpose: This study evaluated the biodistribution of Tc-99m (V) DMSA in patients with superscans on ...
Background: Whole-body bone scintigraphy is a clinically useful non-invasive and highly sensitive im...
Introduction: Bone scan is a nuclear medicine scan test, which leads to finding specific abnormaliti...