Document Type
Article
Department
Radiology
Abstract
Radionuclide bone imaging is one of the most commonly performed nuclear medicine procedure around the world and characterized by its high sensitivity and relatively low specificity. False positive findings on a bone scan are very common; however, dense uptake over unilateral ossified anterior longitudinal ligament appearing as single thyroid lobe on a bone scan has not been described in the literature.
Publication (Name of Journal)
Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine
Recommended Citation
Zaman, M. U.,
Fatima, N.,
Sajjad, Z.,
Zaman, U.,
Zaman, A.,
Tahseen, R.
(2015). Pseudo-thyroid lobe: A diagnostic conundrum caused by ossified anterior longitudinal ligament on bone scan. Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 30(1), 78-79.
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