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Nuclear medicine, contrast angiography, and magnetic resonance imaging for evaluating vascular problems in the hand
L E Holder1, D S Merine, A Yang
1Department of Nuclear Medicine, Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland.
Hand Clinics
|February 1, 1993
Abstract:
Techniques for imaging the vascular tree have undergone change and development. Nuclear imaging can lead to decisions concerning diagnoses of masses, while contrast angiography with digital subtraction gives a complete picture of the vessels. Magnetic resonance angiography is the most exciting advance. Completely noninvasive, it yields much the same information as conventional contrast angiography.