“Picture-In-Picture” artifact in post-therapeutic 131I whole-body survey: Deceiving spot view but unraveling whole-body scanning
Mohsen Qutbi1, Reyhane Ahmadi21Department of Nuclear Medicine, Taleghani Educational Hospital, School of Medicine, Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran.2Department Of Nuclear Medicine And Molecular Imaging, Farshchian Heart Center, School Of Medicine, Hamadan University Of Medical Sciences, Hamadan, Iran.
Artifacts originated from imaging hardware or instrumentation may be, on some occasions, confusing and peculiar to both physicians and technicians. Various artifacts from a variety of sources have been reported. In this note, we intend to describe a new one with an interesting pattern in whole-body scanning, which is strikingly different from its pattern in static spot view, in a patient presented for post-therapeutic 131I survey after total thyroidectomy.
Keywords: post-therapeutic 131I survey, “Picture-In-Picture” artifact, whole-body scanningMohsen Qutbi, Reyhane Ahmadi. “Picture-In-Picture” artifact in post-therapeutic 131I whole-body survey: Deceiving spot view but unraveling whole-body scanning. . 2022; 31(2): 142-144
Corresponding Author: Mohsen Qutbi, Iran
Corresponding Author: Mohsen Qutbi, Iran
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