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Home » Information for Doctors » Diagnostic Procedures » Lymphoscintigraphy-(Sentinel)

Lymphoscintigraphy (with Tc-99m Antimonium Sulphide Colloid)

For visualization of sentinel node in Melanoma and Breast Carcinoma.

Preparation

Emla cream

Procedure

Intradermal (in Melanoma) and subaureolar (in Breast Ca) administration of the tracer. In melanoma 4-6 0.1ml doses around the lesion, in Breast Ca 1 dose-0.6ml..Scan takes up to 3 hrs. Location of the node is marked with skin marker.

Attention

Surgical microdissection should follow same day if radioactive probe is used during the procedure.

Lymphoscintigraphy in Ca of R breast.

Lymphoscintigraphy in Ca of R breast. Colloid injected intradermaly in subaureoral area (0.3 ml).

Procedures

  • Biliary Scan
  • Bone Scan
  • Bone Marrow Scan
  • C.S.F. Flow Study
  • C.S.F. Shunt Study
  • Cardiac Hot Spot Scan
  • Cardiac Scan With Mibi
  • Cardiac Scan With Tc-99M Rbc
  • Colonic Transit Study
  • Gallium Whole Body Scan
  • Gastric Emptying Study
  • Gastric Mucosa Scan
  • Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study
  • Liver Blood Pool Scan
  • Liver-Spleen Scan (Colloid)
  • Lung Aspiration Studies
  • Lung Ventilation Perfusion Scan
  • Lymphangioscintigraphy
  • Lymphoscintigraphy-(Sentinel)
  • MIBG-123-Iodine Scan
  • Myocardial Rest-Stress Study
  • Octreotide Scan
  • Oesophageal Reflux Study
  • Parathyroid Scan
  • Peritoneal Shunt Study
  • Renal Cortical Scan
  • Renal Perfusion Scan
  • Renal Reflux Study
  • Tear Duct Study
  • Testicular Scan
  • Thallium Whole Body Scan
  • Thyroid Scan
  • Venography
  • Whole Body 123-Iodine Scan


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