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 | Case Studies Technetium labelled red blood cell studies are commonly performed in Nuclear Medicine to evaluate red blood cell distribution within the body to image GI bleeds, hepatic haemangiomas, functional splenic tissue and gated cardiac imaging. The... | ||||
| Case Studies Moya Moya disease is a rare disease affecting 1 per 100000 patients, and involves the cerebral vasculature of the central nervous system, therefore increasing the risk of Transient Ischaemic Attack(TIA)1. Moya Moya can present as unilateral or... | ||||
| Case Studies Here you will find all the latest Case Studies published on the Society's quarterly magazine Gamma Gazette, as well as other case studies submitted by members and external contributors working in the field of Nuclear Medicine both in... | ||||
| Case Studies A 15-year-old boy presented to the nuclear medicine department for a V/Q scan. This scan allowed doctors to assess the patient’s ventilation and perfusion. Lung transplants are associated with a significant risk, therefor the patient must... | ||||
| Case Studies A 53-year-old male presented to his GP with right flank pain. He was referred to get a CT scan to investigate this further.
The CT images helped doctors to discover that the patient had a duplex kidney, which can be seen in figure 1. He was... | ||||
| Case Studies A 23-year-old patient presented with shortness of breath and haemoptysis for investigation. She initially was investigated with CTPA which yielded non-diagnostic result due to poor contrast opacification of pulmonary vasculatures secondary to... |
