Radionuclide Bone Imaging is a nuclear medicine imaging technique that involves the intravenous administration of a radiolabeled bisphosphonate tracer to detect areas of altered osteoblastic activity and bone turnover, enabling the localization of primary bone tumors and their metastases through the visualization of regional variations in skeletal metabolic rate.
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Fluorine-18: a new isotope for bone scanning.
Monte Blau, Willibald Nagler, Bender Ma · PubMed · 1962 · 432 citations
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