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Radioisotope Scan Report Example 3
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The Division of Nuclear Medicine Radioisotope Scan Report
- Hospital No.: 000014
- Name: Iman Payne
- Ward: 709
- Date: 10/28/91
Reason for Examination:
Metastatic prostatic carcinoma
Examination:
Total body bone scan
Interpretation:
Abnormal Bone Scan
Impression:
Whole body anterior and posterior views with technetium diphosphonate reveal multiple areas of abnormality. These are located within the skull, the neck, the sternum, the shoulders, multiple areas in the ribs, multiple lesions throughout the entire spine, and multiple lesions in the pelvis, and a discrete lesion in the shaft of the left femur.
Sean Kidd ,MD
Nuclear Medicine
