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Hepatobiliary Scintigraphy in 2014

Harvey A. Ziessman
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology December 2014, 42 (4) 249-259; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.113.131490
Harvey A. Ziessman
Division of Nuclear Medicine, Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science, Johns Hopkins Medical Institute, Baltimore, Maryland
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    123I-rose bengal cholescintiscan (left) and 99mTc-HIDA cholescintiscan (right).

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    Chemistry of 99mTc-HIDA radiopharmaceuticals: lidocaine (A) and 99mTc-mebrofenin (B). Two lidocaine analogs are bichelated to 99mTc by IDA.

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    Cystic duct sign. (A) 99mTc-HIDA scan ordered to rule out acute cholecystitis. Images show focal accumulation of activity medial to usual position of gallbladder, which remains mostly unchanged over time. (B) Ten-minute SPECT/CT image in same patient shows that focal activity is in cystic duct just distal to occluding cystic duct stone. (Reprinted with permission of (27).)

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    Comparison trial of multicenter sincalide infusion method. Box plots show distribution of GBEF values for 3 different infusion groups for different lengths of infusion time. The 60-min infusion had the highest GBEFs and the lowest variability. Boxes represent interquartile range (25th−75th percentiles, median line in center, mean is square), bars represent fifth and 95th percentiles, ×s represent first and 95th percentiles, and dash is minimum and maximum. (Reprinted with permission of (48).)

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    Study ordered to confirm or exclude biliary atresia. (A) Six-hour 99mTc-HIDA planar static image shows equivocal gallbladder filling and biliary-to-bowel transit. (B) Ten-minute SPECT/CT acquisition confirms activity in gallbladder, excluding biliary atresia. (Reprinted with permission of (27).)

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    Accuracy of Ultrasonography vs. Cholescintigraphy for Acute Cholecystitis: Direct-Comparison Investigation

    CholescintigraphyUltrasonography
    PublicationYearNo. of patientsSensitivitySpecificitySensitivitySpecificity
    Stadalnik et al. (5)1978120871007093
    Zeman et al. (11)198120098816782
    Worthen et al. (8)19811139510076100
    Ralls et al. (10)19825986848690
    Freitas et al. (6)198219598908160
    Samuels et al. (7)198319497939764
    Chatziioannou et al. (9)200010792894089
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    • ACUTE CHOLECYSITIS
    • CHRONIC GALLBLADDER DISEASE
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