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thyroid scan

thyroid scan

A image obtained from the thyroid gland after oral administration of radioiodine. See Radioactive iodine uptake.
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Sestamibi scan was done using a double isotope technique with technetium sestamibi (approximately 22.0 mCi [81 MBq]) with computer subtraction of iodine I 123 thyroid scan (1.0 mCi [37 MBq]) including all three views and single-photon emission computed tomography images.
A thyroid scan will also show increased radiotracer accumulation.
Toxic nodular goiter was diagnosed on the basis of having hot nodule on thyroid scan with low TSH and high FT4/T4.
[11-13] Other investigations like USG, thyroid function tests, thyroid scan and estimation of serum antithyroid antibodies are also used for the evaluation of thyroid lesions.
Technetium-99m pertechnetate thyroid scan showed a hypoactive nodule in the right lobe of the thyroid gland.
At about 1 yr follow up, the surveillance ultrasound thyroid scan and thyroglobin marker did not show any sign of cancer recurrence.
Mittall, "Pertechnetate thyroid scan in Marine-Lenhart syndrome," Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine, vol.
History, physical examination, full blood count, routine biochemical tests, chest and cervical spine x-rays, thyroid scan, ultrasound and thyroid function tests were used for pre-operative evaluation of the patients.
A radioactive iodine uptake study (via thyroid scan), ultrasound, and aspirate biopsy can be additional diagnostic choices (Chiha et al., 2015; Crawford & Harris, 2013).
Kapoor, "Dual ectopic thyroid--noninvasive diagnosis on radionuclide thyroid scan with SPECT/ CT correlation: a case report and brief review of literature," Indian Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism, vol.
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