When isotopic techniques are compared with the standard chest radiograph, it is evident that the two are complementary. The chest radiograph contains detailed anatomical information but only limited information on lung function and can be relatively insensitive. A chest radiograph is essential for the interpretation of radioisotopic techniques. Their combination provides a powerful tool for investigation of pulmonary disorders.
Fazio, F., Lavender, J., Steiner, R. (1978). Radioisotopes, chest radiology and lung physiology. JOURNAL BELGE DE RADIOLOGIE, 61(3), 219-228.
Radioisotopes, chest radiology and lung physiology
FAZIO, FERRUCCIO;
1978
Abstract
When isotopic techniques are compared with the standard chest radiograph, it is evident that the two are complementary. The chest radiograph contains detailed anatomical information but only limited information on lung function and can be relatively insensitive. A chest radiograph is essential for the interpretation of radioisotopic techniques. Their combination provides a powerful tool for investigation of pulmonary disorders.
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