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111Indium-labelled thrombocytes were used for radionuclide venography in ten patients. All types of thrombi could be demonstrated with a high degree of accuracy, particularly if the marked thrombocytes were injected distally. In cases of complete occlusion by thrombus, the peripheral end of the clot appeared as a 'hot spot'. Non-occluding thrombi with a thrombogenic surface can be differentiated from lesions of the endothelium. Compared with venography using labelled microspheres, labelled thrombocytes have the advantage of demonstrating the degree of activity of the thrombotic process.
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