Why the study?
Can radioisotope scintillation scanning reliably detect pericardial effusions of 200 cc?
Population
Patients evaluated for pericardial effusion
Authors
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May support radioisotope scanning for pericardial effusions; leaves open its role versus echocardiography.
Can radioisotope scintillation scanning reliably detect pericardial effusions of 200 cc?
Radioisotope scintillation scanning is a reliable method for detecting pericardial effusions as small as 200 cc.
R. D. Miercort (1967) studied this question.
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