Why the study?
Does sonography provide better diagnostic accuracy than 99mTc-PIPIDA cholescintigraphy in patients with acute right upper quadrant pain?
Does sonography provide better diagnostic accuracy than 99mTc-PIPIDA cholescintigraphy in patients with acute right upper quadrant pain?
Sonography is more accurate than cholescintigraphy for initial screening of acute right upper quadrant pain.
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Sonography may be preferred for gallbladder screening in acute right upper quadrant pain; leaves open need for prospective validation.
Shuman et al. (1982) studied this question.
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