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Arndt JW, Heslinga JM, Bolk JH, et al. Thallium-201-technetium-99m parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy: dual channel acquisition or sequential imaging?. Diagn Imaging Clin Med. 1986;55(4):236-40
Arndt, J. W., Heslinga, J. M., Bolk, J. H., Goslings, B. M., Valentijn, R. M., van de Velde, C. J., & Pauwels, E. K. (1986). Thallium-201-technetium-99m parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy: dual channel acquisition or sequential imaging?. Diagnostic imaging in clinical medicine, 55(4), 236-40.
Arndt, J W, et al. "Thallium-201-technetium-99m parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy: dual channel acquisition or sequential imaging?." Diagnostic imaging in clinical medicine vol. 55,4 (1986): 236-40.
Arndt JW, Heslinga JM, Bolk JH, Goslings BM, Valentijn RM, van de Velde CJ, Pauwels EK. Thallium-201-technetium-99m parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy: dual channel acquisition or sequential imaging?. Diagn Imaging Clin Med. 1986;55(4):236-40. PMID: 3533387.
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Diagn Imaging Clin Med. 1986;55(4):236-40.

Thallium-201-technetium-99m parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy: dual channel acquisition or sequential imaging?.

Diagnostic imaging in clinical medicine

J W Arndt, J M Heslinga, J H Bolk, B M Goslings, R M Valentijn, C J van de Velde, E K Pauwels

PMID: 3533387

Abstract

Parathyroid subtraction scintigraphy has been performed in 108 patients. In 41 cases scintigraphic findings are correlated with surgical and histologic results. Comparison of sequential data acquisition and dual channel acquisition has been made. As the results of these two protocols are comparable, we prefer the dual channel acquisition because of the smaller chance of introducing subtraction artefacts caused by patient movement.

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