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The importance of the lateral liver scan.

Radioisotope photoscanning of the liver is an important screening procedure for the detection of localized intrahepatic and extrahepatic disease. The diagnostic accuracy of the procedure can be greatly enhanced by the routine use of the right lateral view as well as the standard anterior view. Selected cases are presented to illustrate the value of the right lateral view in liver photoscanning.