The nuclear medicine examination is aimed at planning diagnostic investigations or treatment with radioactive isotopes. The specialist evaluates history, clinical indications, and previous examinations to set the most appropriate course, such as PET, SPECT, or radiometabolic therapies.

PET-CT (Positron Emission Tomography combined with CT) is an advanced imaging examination that combines the functional accuracy of PET with the anatomical detail of CT. It is used for diagnosis and monitoring of cancer, neurological and cardiovascular diseases.

Scintigraphy is a diagnostic nuclear medicine test that uses radiopharmaceuticals to visualize the functioning of organs and tissues, such as the heart, bones, thyroid, and kidneys. It is useful to detect functional or structural pathologies noninvasively.