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The influence of arm position and cardiac output on bolus clearance from the arm

The importance of arm position and cardiac output on the clearance of a bolus injection from the arm was assessed in 63 patients using technetium‐99m. Injections were made in the left arm which was either adducted, abducted or adducted with the forearm flexed over the lower chest. The clearance of isotope was assessed by measuring the amount of radioactivity remaining in the arm at 10 s intervals and calculating it as a fraction of the injected dose. The clearance of Tc‐99m was significantly faster and more complete from the abducted arm than from the adducted arm. There was no correlation between clearance and cardiac output.