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Scintiangiographic diagnosis of acute mesenteric vascular occlusion

J R Sty, P J Asimacopoulos

Clinical Nuclear Medicine

|April 1, 1980

Abstract:

The scintiangiographic abnormalities associated with acute mesenteric vascular occlusion in a child are described. The examination demonstrated absence of mesenteric vascular perfusion and arterialization of the liver. The scintiangiographic examination was instrumental in the patient's management.

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