Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine involves the use of small amounts of radioactive materials (or tracers) to help diagnose and treat a variety of diseases. Nuclear medicine helps determine the cause of the medical disorder – based on the function of the organ, tissue or bone. Thereby, differing from an x-ray, ultrasound or more...

Nuclear Medicine is a rapidly developing branch of medicine which uses radioisotopes for diagnostic imaging and therapy purpose. It is older than CT, MRI and ultrasound, first used on patients over 60 years ago. Nuclear Medicine is part of the hospital’s constant effort to update its services and offer the more...

Nuclear Medicine Department, outside Bombay, in state of the Maharashtra. Nuclear Medicine is science of using Nuclear energy for peaceful purpose. Radiopharmaceuticals are molecules or chemicals that are attached to a small amount of radioactive isotope that once administered to the patient are able to speci more...

We offer Water Management in Nuclear Medicine. In hospitals with radiation medicine we offer complete systems for a secure handling of radioactively contaminated effluents. Our complete system limits the risk of radioactivity in water during use, discharge and treatment i.e. From the point-of-use up to the tr more...