Radionuclide tracers are now widely used in the diagnosis and
treatment of disease. Nuclear medicine techniques are non-invasive
with little or no associated morbidity. Such techniques enable the
early detection of disease and measure fundamental rather than
structural abnormalities in organ systems. It is generally
recognized that the practice of nuclear medicine is best considered
from a clinical viewpoint. This emphasizes the place of nuclear
medicine in patient care and only presents scientific and technical
details where necessary. Written by international specialists, the
book includes chapters on the organ systems which are investigated
by means of radionuclide procedures and gives details of specific
protocols for all techniques which are described. Each chapter is
developed from a consideration of the clinical problems to which
the nuclear medicine techniques are applied. This new edition has
been revised and updated, particularly in respect of new
radiopharmaceuticals and imaging protocols and is illustrated.;This
book should be of interest to nuclear medicine clinicians in
training, radiologists and clinicians with a special interest in
nuclear medicine.
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