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Iodine 131
Used to treat hyperthyroidism in cats
attracted to the thyroid gland
Nuclear scintigraphy
expense and high regulation of radionucleotides limits the amount that this technique is used
certain isotopes are more attracted to certain types of tissue
Certain
Technetium
used with horses
primarily attracted to bone
how does it work
patient is injected with or ingests a radionuclide and the nuclear medicine camera detects the radioactivity emissions from the patient
demonstrates function (pathologic funtion of how things work) not anatomy
what images do you get
A series of dots plotted on a computer
Safety considerations
radioactivity of material used and emissions by patient and their waste