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We evaluated the feasibility of outlining the body with scattered photons using a low dose intradermal injection of the radiotracer.  PATIENTS AND METHODS.: Sixty breast cancer patients were included into the study. 30 minutes post radiotracer injection static lymphoscintigraphy images were acquired using low energy high resolution collimator in anterior and lateral views. For patients with 2-day protocol another set of images was taken 20 hours post-injection. Two photopeaks were used during imaging: 1-Tc-99m (130-150 keV) and 2- Scatter photons (60-120). The fusion image of these two images was constructed by NM-NM fusion workflow of the workstation. The usual body outline of the patients was also acquired in 20 cases using the external flood source without moving the patients from their positions.

Scatterogram: a method for outlining the body during lymphoscintigraphy without using external flood source