Abstract:The examination with lacrimal scintigraphy showed that the supine side-down eye position of the test subject inhibited the transfer of the tracer into the lacrimal sac. The result means that utilizing gravitation offers the patient a convenient alternative to prolong the ocular contact time of each eye drop.
“…The next article on 'Lacrimal scintigraphy in the supine lateral head position', by Pohjanpelto et al [3]. The authors investigated lacrimal scintigraphy and showed that the supine side-down eye position of a test subject is inhibited by the transfer of the tracer into the lacrimal sac.…”
Section: Editorial Review Editorial Review 2016 -Nuclear Medicine DImentioning
“…The next article on 'Lacrimal scintigraphy in the supine lateral head position', by Pohjanpelto et al [3]. The authors investigated lacrimal scintigraphy and showed that the supine side-down eye position of a test subject is inhibited by the transfer of the tracer into the lacrimal sac.…”
Section: Editorial Review Editorial Review 2016 -Nuclear Medicine DImentioning
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