- Apr 05, 2011
I h but demonstrates increased parenchymal echogenictyad an ultrsound scan today and the li...
Liver scan
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
What is Liver scan?
A liver scan uses a radioactive material to help determine how well the liver or spleen is working.
Alternative Names:
Technetium scan; Liver technetium sulfur colloid scan; Liver-spleen radionuclide scan; Nuclear scan - technetium; Nuclear scan - liver or spleen
Posts on Liver scan (27)
- Oct 21, 2007
I had readings of 123 AST 69 ALT and 471 GGT on recent blood tests and they denied my life ...
- Oct 11, 2007
my boyfriend had a virus about 2 weeks ago he had headaches the light hurt his eyes he was ...
i have used cocain ,beer ,cigarettes at same tiem for 2years .WHAT IF I DONT QUIT ?WHAT WIL...
Hi all,
I have had an elevated alkaline phospatase (167) when tested in February. I wa...
Hi all,
I have had an elevated alkaline phospatase (167) when tested in February. I was te...
Hi all,
I have had an elevated alkaline phospatase (167) when tested in February. I was te...
- Jul 19, 2007
I keep getting extreme feelings that I am going to "pass out" or that I am "falling rapidly...
- Jun 20, 2007
what does it mean when you have a high liver scan? My friends doctor told her that and she ...
After the treatment is over (chemo, mastectomy, radiation) should I go through any addition...
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