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. 2017 Jun 27;5(4):323–341. doi: 10.1007/s40336-017-0235-x

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

Combined preoperative lymphatic mapping and intraoperative radio- and fluorescence-guided sentinel node biopsy. a Early static anterior preoperative lymphoscintigram 10 min after infraorbital peritumoral injection of ICG–99mTc-nanocolloid showing the injection site (T) with lymphatic drainage to two sentinel nodes in the neck on the right (R) side and a third one on the left (L) side (arrows). b 3D SPECT/CT image 2 h post-injection providing additional anatomical information with visualisation of a lymphatic duct (arrow) originating from the injection site (T). c, d Intraoperatively, the radioactive component of the hybrid tracer in the left sentinel node is visualised using a portable gamma camera, and its laser pointer guides placement of the incision. e, f A near-infrared fluorescence camera is used to visualise the fluorescent component of the hybrid tracer in the same (non-blue) sentinel node

(Figure reproduced with permission from [40])