M.P. García Alonso , M.A. Balsa Bretón , C. Paniagua Correa , L. Castillejos Rodríguez , F.J. Penín González , R. Elviro Peña , A. Ortega Valle , A. Mariana Monguía , S.I. Vásquez Tineo , A. Mendoza Paulini , C. Pey Illera
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Iodine uptake in the chest in the follow-up of well-differentiated thyroid cancer
Differentiated thyroid cancer is a disease having a very good prognosis when treated adequately. Ablation treatment with 131I is frequently adjunct to surgery in these patients since it improves survival. Radioiodine whole-body scan is one of the imaging modality of choice in the follow-up of patients with this kind of pathology. After ablation treatment of the thyroid gland, any radioiodine accumulation in a non-physiological location usually means the presence of functioning metastasis. Recognition of potential false-positives is essential to avoid unnecessary exposure to further radiation from repeated therapeutic doses of radioactive iodine. We report a case of uptake in the chest due to bronchiectasis, potentially masquerading as pulmonary metastasis.
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