Clinical Nuclear Medicine Imaging Diagnostics

Author: Hu Ping
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book introduces the basic theories of nuclear medicine imaging, with a focus on discussing hot issues and recent advances that are currently of concern to peers both domestically and internationally. It intentionally omits or minimizes the detailed descriptions of content that are already thoroughly covered in most textbooks or published works on nuclear medicine. The aim is to provide a reference for nuclear medicine professionals with a certain foundation in the field, helping them improve their diagnostic skills in nuclear medicine imaging and update their knowledge. It also offers valuable information for nuclear medicine students and researchers to determine research directions, while simultaneously assisting non-nuclear medicine clinical medical professionals in understanding nuclear medicine, accurately evaluating the results of nuclear medicine diagnostics, and assessing their application value. The book is divided into eighteen chapters, with ten chapters organized by organ systems, while the remaining topics, including nuclear medicine imaging physics, radiopharmaceuticals, image fusion technology, inflammation imaging, tumor imaging, organ transplantation imaging, and PET, are discussed in separate chapters. The book includes over 200 typical images, with more than 100 in color.