Negative Imaging Studies for Primary Hyperparathyroidism Are Unavoidable: Correlation of Sestamibi and High-Resolution Ultrasound Scanning with Histological Analysis in 150 Patients

Volume: 30, Issue: 5, Pages: 697 - 704
Published: Apr 20, 2006
Abstract
Preoperative localization studies with Tc99m-sestamibi have become an integral step in the preoperative assessment of patients with primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT). This enables scan-directed minimally invasive parathyroidectomy (MIP) to be the preferred treatment for PHPT in many units. This study aimed to identify factors that lead to negative imaging studies in patients with PHPT. Over a 3-year period consecutive unselected patients with...
Paper Details
Title
Negative Imaging Studies for Primary Hyperparathyroidism Are Unavoidable: Correlation of Sestamibi and High-Resolution Ultrasound Scanning with Histological Analysis in 150 Patients
Published Date
Apr 20, 2006
Volume
30
Issue
5
Pages
697 - 704
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