What Is a Radionuclide Scan?

Radionuclide scanning means that a certain nuclide emits a certain amount of radiation, and one or more linear scanners or camera systems are used to measure and obtain the radionuclide in an external object (such as an organism or a tissue or organ). The process of displaying images. The image obtained from the motion detector is called scanning, and the image obtained from the fixed camera is called scintillation photography.

Radionuclide scanning means that a certain nuclide emits a certain amount of radiation, and one or more linear scanners or camera systems are used to measure and obtain The process of displaying images. The image obtained from the motion detector is called scanning, and the image obtained from the fixed camera is called scintillation photography.

Chinese name

Radionuclide scan

Foreign name

radioisotope scanning

Radionuclide scanning The technique of injecting radionuclides and their drugs into the body, measuring the radioactivity point by point, and recording the steps to give the radionuclide distribution within the body. Radionuclide scanning should have good counting rate resolution and spatial resolution; good sensitivity and good quality of the ^[1] map speed. City shadow takes a long time and gradually decreases in clinical application.