Routinely performed procedures include not only general nuclear medicine imaging and cardiac studies, but also a variety of in vivo distribution studies (thyroid uptake, hematokinetics, Schilling ...

Each resident will be crossed trained in all aspects of nuclear medicine (including general nuclear medicine, nuclear cardiology, PET, and radionuclide therapy) as well as CT training. A graded ...

Nuclear medicine technologists inject small amounts ... the progression of certain diseases or illnesses, such as cancer or heart disease. To better understand this field, job shadowing is helpful ...

Residents spend four months of their training at Baylor St. Luke’s: Nuclear Medicine, Cardiac Imaging, Body Imaging and an elective. Because Baylor St. Luke’s is affiliated with the world-famous Texas ...

A medical team at the Amsterdam University Medical Centre (AUMC) in the Netherlands completed the first-in-human ventricular ...

Advanced lipid and other laboratory evaluations, cardiovascular imaging (echocardiography, nuclear stress testing, noninvasive coronary imaging cardiac MRI, etc.), dietary and nutrition therapy, are ...

The Nuclear Medicine Department at Ridley-Tree Cancer ... provides advanced imaging techniques to diagnose and treat cancer, heart disease, and other conditions, using small amounts of radioactive ...

Trainees rotate through the PET, General Nuclear Medicine, and Nuclear Cardiology services in the Division of Molecular Imaging and Therapeutics at University Hospital, Kirklin Clinic, and the ...

Nuclear medicine technologists operate equipment that detects and maps a radioactive drug within a patient’s body to create diagnostic images. The images are then produced on a computer screen or on ...