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Salivary Gland Scintigraphy: The Use of Semiquantitative Analysis for Uptake and Clearance

Issa Loutfi, Madhusoodanan K. Nair and Ali K. Ebrahim
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology June 2003, 31 (2) 81-85;
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    Reframed dynamic images (1 min per frame) show parotid and submandibular glands. Washout after lemon juice is seen halfway through study (3rd frame of 3rd row).

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    (A) Regions of interest drawn around individual salivary glands. (B) Time–activity curves of parotid and submandibular glands. (C) Linear curve fit for right parotid curve from 0 to 240 s. (D) Parametric washout fraction image. Ct = count; Subm = submandibular.

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    Age, Sex, Uptake Rate, and Washout Fraction of Patients Studied

    Patient no.Age (y)SexUptake rate (cps/s)Washout fraction
    Parotid glandsSubmandibular glandsParotid glandsSubmandibular glands
    RightLeftRightLeftRightLeftRightLeft
    123M0.030.050.030.021.581.470.900.87
    233F0.190.200.140.162.221.911.211.22
    345F0.080.090.030.271.081.351.400.52
    443F0.140.100.060.080.560.510.260.37
    527F0.050.070.010.100.640.530.230.26
    631M0.080.070.060.050.960.850.600.66
    727F0.050.050.480.080.600.440.160.17
    841F0.230.200.130.112.291.981.881.37
    926F0.110.210.060.062.442.241.100.89
    1024F0.060.080.060.070.610.280.480.65
    1141M0.060.060.050.060.850.500.220.44
    1235F0.030.030.050.030.960.991.291.22
    1319F0.060.070.080.071.170.750.630.21
    1443F0.170.200.140.092.372.500.970.81
    1549F0.070.080.060.060.931.130.850.87
    1650F0.090.100.090.091.101.411.091.22
    1745M0.100.080.040.031.001.221.080.80
    1815F0.090.610.110.141.251.011.001.14
    1930F0.100.080.030.030.790.880.560.33
    2033M0.100.130.080.060.881.080.770.33
    2143F0.060.080.030.041.020.890.530.59
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