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radionuclide imaging

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radionuclide imaging,
the noninvasive examination of various parts of the body, especially the heart, using a radiopharmaceutical such as thallium-201 and a detection device such as a gamma camera, rectilinear scanner, or positron camera. See also cardiac radionuclide imaging.


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begins by describing x-ray imaging, including its properties and principles, then moves to the science behind the formation of the incident beam and its production efficiency, the formation of the emergent beam, including its influence on body tissue, the formation of a visible image, including a range of receptors, computed tomography, including descriptions of equipment and processing, radionuclide imaging, ultrasound imaging, and magnetic resonance imaging.
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