Clinical Nuclear Medicine Therapy

Author: Yin Boyuan (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book focuses on radionuclide therapy and is divided into two parts, comprising 22 chapters. The first part includes 8 chapters such as Introduction, Basic Knowledge of Nuclear Medicine Physics, Nuclear Medicine Instruments, Radiopharmaceuticals and Applications, Radiobiological Effects, Radiological Health Protection, Clinical Nuclear Medicine Regulations, and the Application of Computers in Nuclear Medicine. The second part covers 14 chapters, including the treatment of hyperthyroidism and related issues, the treatment of differentiated thyroid cancer and related problems, the treatment of non-toxic goiter and multinodular goiter, the treatment of autonomous functional thyroid nodules, the sodium/iodide symporter and radioactive iodine therapy, radionuclide therapy for tumors, brachytherapy for tumors, radionuclide therapy for metastatic bone cancer and bone pain, radionuclide therapy for tumors, brachytherapy for tumors, radionuclide therapy for coronary restenosis, and radionuclide ointment therapy. This book incorporates important research findings in radionuclide therapy theory and clinical practice from both domestic and international sources, integrating the author's professional experience. It offers a systematic theoretical framework, novel insights, and strong practicality. This book serves not only as a reference for clinical nuclear medicine physicians but also holds significant value for physicians in endocrinology, oncology, orthopedics, cardiology, hematology, dermatology, as well as basic medical researchers, graduate students, and university graduates about to enter the field of nuclear medicine practice.

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