Bone scan as an outpatient
Information about a nuclear medicine test that looks at the activity of some cells in your bones
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Information about a nuclear medicine test that looks at the activity of some cells in your bones
Read moreThis leaflet gives important advice for breastfeeding mothers having a nuclear medicine test.
Read moreExplains a nuclear medicine procedure using radiation to measure the speed with which food empties from the stomach and enters the small intestine
Read moreA nuclear medicine study used to evaluate your gallbladder function - also used to look at the bile excreting function of your liver and track flow of bile from liver to small intestine
Read moreNuclear medicine scan done after a renogram (kidney scan) to detect urinary reflux from the bladder back up to the kidneys and/or to assess the drainage of kidneys when the bladder is full vs. empty
Read moreA nuclear medicine scan which is performed immediately after a renogram (kidney scan)
Read moreTest to look for uncontrolled or abnormal cell growth in the body and is often done in conjunction with an MRI scan and an ultrasound scan
Read moreExplains a Iodine-123 scan, usually done following Iodine-131 treatment for thyroid cancer and thyroidectomy
Read moreA kidney function test, otherwise known as Glomerular Filtration Rate test (or GFR), is generally considered to be the best way of assessing kidney function
Read moreA Q scan is a Nuclear Medicine test that looks at your lungs and how they are working. It is used to detect a pulmonary embolism (PE) which is a blockage of one of the arteries in the lung caused by a blood clot. It can be one of the causes of chest pain or shortness of breath. During pregnancy, this condition is more likely to occur although still very rare.
Read moreA nuclear medicine test involving radiation that is used to diagnose Meckel’s diverticulum - a pouch in the lower part of the small intestine
Read moreA nuclear medicine test involving radiation that is used to diagnose Meckel’s diverticulum - a pouch in the lower part of the small intestine
Read moreExplains what the radiation risk is of accompanying a patient during a Nuclear Medicine diagnostic procedure in order to provide physical or emotional support
Read moreOutlines the small risk from the diagnostic use of radiation during common nuclear medicine tests
Read moreExplains what the radiation risk is of accompanying a patient during a Nuclear Medicine therapeutic procedure in order to provide physical or emotional support
Read moreA nuclear medicine test involving radiation to visualise abnormalities in the body’s neuro-endocrine system
Read moreA scan used to look at possible problems involving the parathyroid gland(s)
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