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Where is a MUGA scan done?
It takes approximately 30 minutes to one hour
What is a muga scan used to detect?
The MUGA scan stands for Multiple Gated Acquisition Scan and is an extremely useful tool to assess the function of the heart. It's also noninvasive. The scan provides a moving image of the beating heart. From this image medical professionals can make conclusions about the health of the cardiac ventricles.
What does a normal MUGA scan show?
The pictures are taken via gamma camera driven by a computer program
Why ct scan done before lumbar puncture with meningitis?
bla . bla. lumber punkture is chu chu.. meningitis and the ct scan klerbatush...
What is the normal ejection fraction rate for 65 yr old male during muga scan?
Well, my husband just had this today. He is going on 54 and is healthy and active. We were told by his cardiologist that his Er should be about 60%. [[User:24.154.41.209|24.154.41.209]] 00:44, 10 May 2008 (UTC)
Can you have a muga scan if you have a pacemaker?
no because the pacemaker is a huge risk to the ct scan and is illegal if done so Who ever gave this answer is horrible misinformed and is a perfect example as why you should not try to get medical advise on-line unless from a medical site.
Can iv be in your hand for muga scan?
yes
What is the purpose of the MUGA scan?
The MUGA scan is performed to determine if the heart's left and right ventricles are functioning properly and to diagnose abnormalities in the heart wall.
Where is a MUGA scan done?
It takes approximately 30 minutes to one hour
What is a variation of the cardiac blood pool scan called?
A multiplegated acquisition (MUGA) scan is a variation of this test.
What is a muga scan used to detect?
The MUGA scan stands for Multiple Gated Acquisition Scan and is an extremely useful tool to assess the function of the heart. It's also noninvasive. The scan provides a moving image of the beating heart. From this image medical professionals can make conclusions about the health of the cardiac ventricles.
Why is pyrophosphate injected in a person before they take a muga scan of the heart?
It helps the radioisotope bind to the RBC's.
Is rest needed after a MUGA scan?
The patient may resume normal activities immediately following the test
What is a mugascan?
The MUGA scan (MUltiple Gated Acquisition scan) is an extremely useful noninvasive tool for assessing the function of the heart. The MUGA scan produces a moving image of the beating heart, and from this image several important features can be determined about the health of the cardiac ventricles (the heart's major pumping chambers).How is the MUGA scan performed?A MUGA scan is performed by attaching a radioactive substance, Technetium 99, to red blood cells, then injecting the red blood cells into the patient's bloodstream. The patient is then placed under a special camera (a gamma camera), which is able to detect the low-level radiation being given off by the Technetium-labelled red cells. Since the red blood cells (including those that are radio-labelled) fill the cardiac chambers, the image produced by the gamma camera is essentially an outline of those chambers. With some fancy computer manipulation, the the final product is a movie of the heart beating.
What does a normal MUGA scan show?
The pictures are taken via gamma camera driven by a computer program
How do you get old photos on to my computer?
First you scan the pictures and save them onto a external memory drive or a jump drive. After this is done you can take the pictures out of the portable memory drive and transfer them onto your computer.
What injections does a MUGA scan use?
MUGA scans are used to calculate ejection fraction (an important measure of heart performance) and evaluate regional myocardial wall motion
