1994
DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1032493
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Osteoplastische Knochenmetastasen beim Prostatakarzinom: Magnetresonanztomographie und Knochenmarkszintigraphie

Abstract: MRI of the vertebral column was performed in 28 patients with histologically confirmed prostate carcinoma. Besides routine spin-echo sequences all patients were examined with gradient-echo sequences using the chemical shift mode. In addition, in all patients bone marrow scintigraphy (BMS) was performed, and all results were compared with routine bone scan (BS). In our study BMS was not superior to bone scan. In contrast, MRI scan revealed solitary metastases in two patients with negative BS and BMS. Osteoplast… Show more

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“…Magnetic resonance imaging may assist in planning optimal management for patients with prostate cancer by improving selection of patients for curative management 2,5 . Preliminary results suggest that whole‐body MRI is an effective investigation in patients with suspected skeletal metastases, with better sensitivity than conventional planar 99m Tc‐methylene diphosphonate ( 99m Tc‐MDP) bone scintigraphy in various malignancies, but none of the studies have been exclusively in locally advanced prostate cancer 7–11 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Magnetic resonance imaging may assist in planning optimal management for patients with prostate cancer by improving selection of patients for curative management 2,5 . Preliminary results suggest that whole‐body MRI is an effective investigation in patients with suspected skeletal metastases, with better sensitivity than conventional planar 99m Tc‐methylene diphosphonate ( 99m Tc‐MDP) bone scintigraphy in various malignancies, but none of the studies have been exclusively in locally advanced prostate cancer 7–11 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die heute übliche Skelettszintigraphie mit Technetium-markierten Polyphosphonaten kommt bereits seit 20 Jahren zum Primärstaging maligner Tumoren zum Einsatz, da sie bereits mehrere Monate früher als mit Röntgenaufnahmen Knochenmetastasen nachweisen kann. Dennoch hat die Skelettszintigraphie in den letzten Jahren deutlich an Akzeptanz verloren, weil in Vergleichsuntersuchungen mit der MRT gezeigt wurde, dass bereits lange bevor Skelettmetastasen szintigraphisch detektierbar sind, mit der MRT eine disseminierte Knochenmetastasierung vorliegen kann [14,15]. Dies gilt insbesondere für den Nachweis von Wirbelkörpermetastasen.…”
Section: Sekundäre Knochentumorenunclassified