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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine Vol. 15 No. 12 1163-1166
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Scintigraphic Detection of Deep-Vein Thrombosis with 131I-Fibrinogen

N. D. Charkes, M. A. Dugan, W. P. Maier, R. Soulen, E. Escovitz, N. Learner, R. Dubin and J. Kozar, III

Temple University Medical School and Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Correspondence: For reprints contact: N. David Charkes, Dept. of Nuclear Medicine, Temple University Hospital, 3401 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19140.

ABSTRACT

Twenty-nine postoperative patients and 8 with fractured hip were injected with 131I-fibrinogen and whole-body scintiscans made at frequent intervals for a week. Venography was performed in 20 of the patients and the concordance between the two studies was 93%. Deep-vein thrombi were found in eight postoperative patients (28%) and in three with fractured hip (38%). Scintiscanning with 131I-fibrinogen has certain advantages over the 125I-fibrinogen method including the possibility of detecting iliac-vein thrombi.







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