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Quick Scroll To best visualize the hepatobilliary system? 11.05.03 (4 years ago) #1

To best visualize the hepatobilliary system one should use 99mTc attached to?

1. Sulfur Colloid
2. Red Blood Cells
3. Iminodiacetic Acid
4. Gallium
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Quick Scroll 10.18.04 (3 years ago) #4

it has to be imido acetic acid ,

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it has to be imido acetic acid ,

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Quick Scroll 10.23.05 (2 years ago) #6

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Biliary Scintigraphy
After technetium 99m-labeled derivatives of iminodiacetic acid (HIDA) are injected intravenously, they are cleared by the Kupffer's cells in the liver and excreted in the bile. Normally, after injection, peak activity is detected in the liver in 10 min, and the biliary ducts can be identified shortly thereafter. The gallbladder is visualized within 60 min in fasting subjects (Fig. 29-10). The test is particularly applicable when the diagnosis of acute cholecystitis is being considered. Evidence of cystic duct obstruction, as indicated by nonvisualization of the gallbladder, is highly diagnostic. The isotopic visualization of the gallbladder essentially precludes the diagnosis. The accuracy of the test in diagnosing acute cholecystitis is about 97 percent.
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it is used ascess the function of biliary tree
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Quick Scroll 12.09.05 (2 years ago) #10

sulphur colloid is used for

liver spleen scan

bone marrow scan

drcg

peritoneal shust study

radiation synovectomy
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