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December 31, 2018Nuclear Medicine Communications17 citations

Predictive risk factors for sentinel lymph node nonvisualization on planar lymphoscintigraphy using an intratumoral injection in patients with primary breast cancer

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DHDaan HellingmanSiemens Healthcare (Germany)OWOi Yan WanThe Netherlands Cancer InstituteBVBerlinda J. de Wit–van der VeenThe Netherlands Cancer Institute

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This study reports new tumor and treatment-related risk factors for nonvisualization on lymphoscintigraphy by using an intratumoral injection in primary breast cancer. We recommend a periareolar subcutaneous injection to improve SLN visualization in patients with limited prognostic and therapeutic relevance of internal mammary chain SLN identification.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dcc9911e43378fbd133528https://doi.org/10.1097/mnm.0000000000000971
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