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"Hot spot" on liver scan produced by inferior vena caval obstruction
Clinical Nuclear Medicine
|November 1, 1980
Abstract:
A patient suspected of having an obstruction to the inferior vena cava developed a "hot spot" in the liver when an inferior vena cavogram was performed with Tc-99-sulfur colloid. The "hot spot" was demonstrated to be the result of the collateral circulation.
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