Nuclear Medicine
After 100 years from the discovery of X-rays and half a century from the initial applications of radiotracers, nuclear medicine has become an integral part of medical practice. As the scope of imaging has broadened from anatomy to metabolism and function, and potential applications are increasingly expanding, virtually very few diagnoses can be made without the need of at least the simplest imaging procedure. Through case studies, guidelines, scientific papers and reports, the aim of this section is to keep the interested practitioners’ knowledge updated to latest developments on nuclear medicine practice.