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How do radioactive isotopes check the circulation of blood into the bloodstream?
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∙ 15y ago
The isotopes don't check the circulation. But the isotopes can be picked up on a scan, and if that scan shows isotopes going everywhere then that means that the blood is also going everywhere.
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