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Nuclear medicine is a unique medical specialty
that documents how the body works, in contrast
to general radiology, which just shows how the
body looks.
Nuclear medicine refers to the use of a minute
trace of radioactive medication, which is given
to the patient. This substance allows for special
gamma cameras to view internal organs while they
are actually functioning.
Nuclear medicine is one of the most widely used
methods for detecting early signs of heart, lung,
liver, thyroid, bone, and kidney disease. It is
also used for detecting infections and tumours.
Sample Images

Sample Studies
- Myocardial Perfusion Scan / Myocardial Perfusion
Imaging
- Bone
scan
- Gallium Scan
- Liver and Spleen Scan
- Liver Scan with Labelled Red
Blood Cells
- Parathyroid Scan
- Thyroid Scan
- Standard Renal
Scan
- Renal Lasix or Captopril
- Perfusion Lung Scan
- Scintimammography
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