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Also called “T2*”. It is good at picking up material related to blood products, calcium, or iron making appear as a dark spot on MR scans.

Type of Nuclear Medicine exam. Good at finding active bleeding sites within the intestine.

It is a physics term used in MRI to explain how the image was made. Often this will have a number, or value depending on the MRI scanner.

Most common type of radioactive compound used in many Nuclear Medicine exams.

It is a physics term used in MRI to explain how the image was made. Often this will have a number, or value depending on the MRI scanner.

Refers to the radioactive compound used in Nuclear Medicine exams.

Basically means normal or negative.

Refers to tracer (radioactive material) accumulation within an area on a Nuclear Medicine study.

Refers to the front or belly side.

Type of Nuclear Medicine exam used to find a source of infection in the body.