Hahn P, Vikterlöf K J, Rydman H, Beckman K W, Blom O
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In 126 patients with primary breast cancer a patient moving whole body bone scan was performed when they first presented. None of the patients in stage I had an evidence of skeletal metastases. Two patients (3%) of 62 in stage II and 4 patients (17%) in stage III had evidence of skeletal metastases. It appears that whole body scanning is the most accurate, sensitive and convenient method of detecting osseous metastases and of staging breast cancer. This investigation should be carried out pre-operatively. Detection of early asymptomatic bony metastases will provide a better planning of treatment with rational approach.
对126例原发性乳腺癌患者在首次就诊时进行了全身骨扫描。Ⅰ期患者均无骨骼转移的证据。Ⅱ期62例患者中有2例（3%）、Ⅲ期患者中有4例（17%）有骨骼转移的证据。全身扫描似乎是检测骨转移和对乳腺癌进行分期的最准确、最敏感且最便捷的方法。这项检查应在术前进行。检测早期无症状骨转移将有助于更合理地规划治疗方案。
