Key result
Radionuclide venography using a moving bed gamma camera shortened the procedure and enabled continuous visualization of the sapheno-femoral-iliac-caval system on a single film.
Why the study?
Does the moving bed gamma camera technique improve the efficiency and visualization of radionuclide venography?
Comparison
Radionuclide venography by continuous injection… vs Traditional radionuclide venography with…
Design
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May streamline radionuclide venography; leaves open prospective validation of diagnostic performance.
Does the moving bed gamma camera technique improve the efficiency and visualization of radionuclide venography?
The use of a moving bed gamma camera with continuous injection simplifies radionuclide venography, allowing continuous visualization of the lower extremity and caval venous system on a single film.
Hayt et al. (1976) studied Suspected thrombi or endothelial damage. Radionuclide venography using a moving bed gamma camera vs. Traditional multiple imaging set-ups was evaluated on Visualization of the sapheno-femoral-iliac-caval system. Radionuclide venography using a moving bed gamma camera shortened the procedure and enabled continuous visualization of the sapheno-femoral-iliac-caval system on a single film.
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