1998
DOI: 10.1001/archneur.55.7.987
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Antimyosin Scintigraphy Compared With Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Inflammatory Myopathies

Abstract: Antimyosin scintigraphy and T2-weighted MRI are feasible tools for the detection and follow-up of lesions in patients with myositis. Scintigraphy findings correlate with serum creatine kinase activity and seem to reflect disease activity better than T2-weighted MRI changes, whereas secondary degenerative intramuscular lesions are only detectable using T1-weighted MRI.

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“…In triage, MRI is used before the muscle biopsy to select the most suitable site to decrease sampling error and thus reduce false negative findings. Recommendations to perform MRI as a guide for muscle biopsy are based on 4 relatively small studies, and on studies including only patients with an established diagnosis of IIM . MRI can also be helpful as an add‐on test in patients with a negative muscle biopsy who have a clinical presentation consistent with subacute‐onset IIM.…”
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