Andrew F. McLaughlin
Abstract
Uptake of 99mTc bone-scanning agent into lungs containing metastatic calcification was demonstrated in a patient with a carcinosarcoma of the bladder. This gives further support to the hypothesis that 99mTc bone agents are associated with hydroxyapatite.
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Uptake of 99mTc bone-scanning agent into lungs containing metastatic calcification was demonstrated in a patient with a carcinosarcoma of the bladder. This gives further support to the hypothesis that 99mTc bone agents are associated with hydroxyapatite.
Key concepts: Metastatic calcification, Calcification, Medicine, Pathology, Lung, Carcinosarcoma, Technetium, Diphosphonates