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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine Vol. 16 No. 7 605-608
© 1975 by Society of Nuclear Medicine
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A Comparative Study of Contrast Dacryocystogram and Nuclear Dacryocystogram

Tapan K. Chaudhuri, Gerald R. Saparoff, Kenneth D. Dolan and Tuhin K. Chaudhuri

Eastern Virginia Medical School and V.A. Hospital, Hampton, Virginia
University of Iowa Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa

Correspondence: For reprints contact: Tapan K. Chaudhuri, Nuclear Medicine, Eastern Virginia Medical School and V.A. Center, Hampton, Va. 23667.

ABSTRACT

A comparative study was run between conventional radiographic contrast dacryocystogram and radioisotope scan of the lacrimal drainage apparatus (henceforth called "nuclear dacryocystogram"). A total of 20 contrast dacryocystograms (DCG), 22 irrigations, and 42 nuclear dacryocystograms (DCG) were performed in 21 patients having symptoms of obstruction in the lacrimal drainage system. The study revealed that there was a good correlation between these two diagnostic techniques and nuclear DCG was, perhaps, superior to contrast DCG.







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