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These studies suggest that nuclear medicine uses radioactive tracers and radiopharmaceuticals to diagnose and treat diseases, particularly cancer, and provides valuable diagnostic and therapeutic information for various medical fields, including surgery, oncology, haematology, neurology, and pediatric care.
Nuclear medicine is a specialized field that utilizes radioactive tracers (radiopharmaceuticals) to diagnose and treat various diseases by assessing bodily functions. This medical specialty has significantly advanced over the past decades, particularly in the areas of imaging and cancer therapy.
Diagnostic and Functional Imaging:
Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment:
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Nuclear medicine is an essential medical specialty that leverages radioactive tracers for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Its applications are vast, ranging from cancer diagnosis and treatment to aiding surgical procedures and pediatric care. Technological advancements continue to enhance its efficacy, making it a critical tool in modern medicine.
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