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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine Vol. 18 No. 4 348-349
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Positive (99mTc) Diphosphonate and 67Ga-Citrate Scans in Ameloblastoma: Case Report

William H. Olson and Rollin K. McCombs

Long Beach Community Hospital, Long Beach, California

Correspondence: For reprints contact: William H. Olson, M.D., Long Beach Community Hospital, 1720 Termino Avenue, P.O. Box 2587, Long Beach, CA 90801.

ABSTRACT

Technetium-99m-diphosphonate scintigrams and 67Ga citrate bone scans were performed in a patient with known ameloblastoma of the right mandible. The tumor concentrated both radionuclides avidly. The lesion was larger on the gallium scans, presumably due to inflammation of adjacent soft tissue and to poorer instrument resolution for 67Ga than for technetium. If a single radionuclide is to be selected for evaluating the extent of tumor in ameloblastoma, the bone-imaging agent is preferable.







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