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Fig. 3A —Lymphoscintigraphy images of upper limb and torso in female patient. Downward-pointing arrowheads = shoulders, lateral arrowheads = elbows, upward-pointing arrowheads = pubic bone. Images show more marked and earlier blood pool signal was obtained after intradermal (A) compared with subcutaneous (B) injection. Images at third imaging times (A = 86 min, B = 108 min) are shown.