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Biliary scintigraphy. The "hot rim" sign
Clinical Nuclear Medicine
|November 1, 1984
Abstract:
A new cholescintigraphic finding, the "hot rim" sign, is reported in a case of acute cholecystitis. Local inflammation in the gallbladder fossa may be the cause of this phenomenon.
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