N	Concordance
1	 special   imaging tests such as a bone scan, a CT (or CAT) scan, an MRI, or an 
2	e diagnosis of bone  metastases, a bone scan is preferable to a skeletal series 
3	l carpus on the delayed phase of a bone scan in the region of the lunate was sho
4	esults of an x-ray examination and bone scan were consistent with osteomyelitis 
5	pirate, bilateral core biopsy, and bone scan must be negative  for tumor   Aspir
6	ytic lesion in spite of a negative bone scan, a full-body bone survey is recomme
7	one biopsy. Ribs, when positive on bone scan, are probably the easiest bones, te
8	ho develop  multiple metastases on bone scan in a characteristic distribution do
9	ce the incidence of false-positive bone scan abnormalities is high, ranging from
10	made. Fig 2 shows the radioisotope bone scan from one patient from this series w
11	e to zoom) Total body radionuclide bone scan in hypertrophic osteoarthropathy. N
12	lkaline phosphatase and technetium bone scan were sensitive ways of detecting ea