[Skeletal scinitgraphy in neuroradiological diagnostics (author's transl)]

Area of Science:

• Neurology
• Radiology
• Nuclear Medicine

Background:

• The skeletal system is frequently affected in nervous system pathologies due to anatomical proximity.
• Neurologic symptoms can manifest secondary to skeletal involvement.
• Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effective management of these conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the utility of skeletal scintigraphy in neuroradiologic diagnostics.
• To explore the role of skeletal imaging in cases with neurologic symptoms.
• To assess the diagnostic and therapeutic planning value of scintigraphy.

Main Methods:

• Review of 52 selected cases with neurologic symptoms.
• Application of skeletal scintigraphy for diagnostic imaging.
• Discussion of basic scintigraphy methods and technical equipment.

Main Results:

• Skeletal scintigraphy successfully detected skeletal involvement in patients with neurologic symptoms.
• The imaging modality proved to be a vital aid in diagnosis.
• It also assisted in therapeutic planning for the reviewed cases.

Conclusions:

• Skeletal scintigraphy is a valuable tool for neuroradiologic diagnostics.
• It aids in identifying skeletal involvement related to neurologic conditions.
• The technique supports both diagnosis and treatment strategies.