A PEDAGOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE APPLICATION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN MEDICINE
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The radionuclide diagnostic methods of nuclear medicine are widespread in various fields of medicine, in particular in oncology, cardiology, neurology and endocrinology. This article discusses the application of radionuclide diagnostics, its importance in diagnosis and its place in other medical fields. The article presents information on the techniques, methodologies and modern advances in detection and diagnosis by means of radionuclide diagnostic methods, as well as on their safety and effectiveness. Technologies that use radionuclides make it possible to establish a rapid and accurate diagnosis, and this assists in the effective choice of treatment methods.
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