Sarah Nuclear Medicine Center
kidney scan
What is a kidney scan and in what cases is it used? Kidney scans include using radioactive substances to check the kidneys and their function
heart scan
brain scan
bone scan
Liver and spleen scan
thyroid scan
A thyroid scan is a specialized imaging procedure to examine your thyroid, the gland that controls your metabolism. It is located at the front of your neck.
Nuclear Medicine Center Sara
Photo Gallery
FAQs
A nuclear scan may be used to diagnose and monitor various diseases, including cancer, neurological diseases, cardiovascular diseases, and more. Also, this method is used to evaluate organ function and reconstruction after surgery.
In some cases, a nuclear scan may require special preparation such as a diet or stopping certain medications. But in most cases, there is no need for special preparation before the scan and the person can go about their activities normally.
A nuclear scan is usually painless. However, some people may feel discomfort or irritation due to the use of the device or the movements required to perform the scan.
Yes, nuclear scanning is used as one of the diagnostic tools to detect cancer. This method can help to diagnose cancer, determine the stage of the disease, determine the response to treatment, and follow up with patients after treatment.
Sara nuclear medical center online appointment system
News and articles