About Gamma Camera
Gamma Camera (Nuclear Scintigraphy) uses tiny amounts of radiotracers to image organ function — bones, thyroid, kidneys and heart — providing information no other scan can offer.
Common Uses
Bone scans for cancer and infection
Thyroid uptake and function studies
Renal (kidney) function scans
Cardiac perfusion imaging
Preparation
- Follow specific fasting instructions provided per study
- Stay hydrated before and after the scan
- Inform staff if pregnant or breastfeeding
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the radiotracer safe?
Yes. The dose is small and clears the body within 24 hours.
