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How close can a MRI department be to a Nuclear Medicine department before damage to the gamma camera occurs?
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Should be able to be next door as the magnet is shielded
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What do you mean spatial resolution of gamma camera in nuclear medicine?
the minimum distance between two points . measured by gamma camera ;ANSWEARED BY ANBRIN KULSOOM
What is a gamma camera for radiology?
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What is a gallium?
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What is nuclear medicine?
Nuclear Medicine is the term given to a study that uses radioactive compounds like radionuclide or radiopharmaceuticals to temporarily 'collect' images from parts of the body to be studied. Radionuclide is usually injected to specific parts of the body to illuminate it and capture images from a gamma camera. The two most common nuclear scans are of the heart and bone.
How are scrotal nuclear medicine scans performed?
radioisotope, technetium-99, combined in a chemical (pertechnate) is injected intravenously while the patient is under a.gamma camera. It then creates pictures.that reveal where the isotope went in the scrotum.
Where do people get the surveillance camera film that has a fail in it and upload the video to YouTube?
From the camera department at walmart.
Nuclear medicine scan?
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Where can you buy a high speed camera?
Find a store that specializes in cameras such as Cameta Camera. Camera stores will have a larger variety, analog and digital, helpful sales people, and camera kits which will come with more accessories then what the department store give. The kits will still be cheaper then the department stores.
How does the camera not disintergrate during nuclear bomb tests?
The camera is at a calculated safe distance, the camera is shock mounted in plastic foam, the camera is shielded from direct radiation, the camera photographs an indirect image via a mirror.
Was there a camera before the portable one?
kodak camera
What is the spect test?
An acronym that stands for Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography, a nuclear medicine procedure in which a gamma camera rotates around the patient and takes pictures from many angles, which a computer then uses to form a tomographic (cross-sectional) image.
What are the release dates for Doc - 2001 Lights Camera Medicine 5-4?
Doc - 2001 Lights Camera Medicine 5-4 was released on: USA: 24 October 2004 Hungary: 4 August 2008
