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Trusted Patient-Centered Nuclear Medicine with Accurate and Rapid Diagnostics

  • Greeting
    At Chung-Ang University Gwangmyeong Hospital’s Department of Nuclear Medicine, we are dedicated to supporting patient care by providing accurate and prompt diagnostic services. Utilizing cutting-edge nuclear imaging equipment and the latest medical advancements, we strive to deliver systematic and specialized medical services to aid in faster and more accurate disease diagnosis and treatment.
  • Department Overview
    Nuclear medicine is a medical specialty that uses radiopharmaceuticals to diagnose and treat physiological and pathological conditions in the human body. By employing radiopharmaceuticals that specifically target organs or lesions, we provide safe and comfortable medical services tailored to individual patient needs.
  • Key areas of Focus
    Neuro-Nuclear medicine Cardiac Nuclear medicine Oncological Nuclear Medicine Nuclear Medicine Therapy
  • Key Tests
    F-18 FDG Torso
    PET-CT
    F-18 FDG Brain
    PET-CT
    F-18 FDG
    Wholebody PET-CT
    F-18 FP-CIT PET-CT
    (Parkinson)
    F-18 FBB PET-CT
    (Alzheimer)
    Brain SPECT Cardiac SPECT Lymphangiography Lung Perfusion
    SPECT
    Bone Scan
    3Phase Bone Scan Hepatobiliary Scan G.E.T Scan Meckel’s Scan GI Bleeding Scan
    Thyroid Scan Parathyroid Scan Salivary Scan Uptake Test Octreo Scan
    Renal Dynamic Scan Renal Cotex Scan MIBG Scan Testi cular Scan I-131 Therapy
  • Key Strengths

    Advanced Equipment for Precision Diagnostics and Treatment


    • Positron Emission Tomography-Computed Tomography (PET-CT)
      PET-CT combines the biochemical imaging capabilities of PET with the anatomical precision of CT. By using radiotracers, it enables visualization and quantification of physiological processes, such as tumor metabolism, and offers precise localization for accurate cancer diagnosis and staging.

    • Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT)
      SPECT uses radiotracers to capture physiological images of the endocrine, urinary, gastrointestinal, skeletal, and respiratory systems. It provides accurate diagnosis of various conditions, including cancer, fractures, and organ dysfunction.

    • SPECT-CT
      SPECT-CT is an advanced imaging system used for the precise diagnosis of conditions affecting the bones, heart, brain, and other organs. It combines the functional imaging capabilities of SPECT with the anatomical imaging clarity of CT, significantly enhancing diagnostic accuracy.
      This system utilizes low-dose CT to minimize radiation exposure while ensuring accurate attenuation correction and reducing artifacts caused by external factors, thereby producing highly detailed images. Moreover, it quantifies the accumulation of radiopharmaceuticals within the body, providing objective and reproducible information about the affected areas.


    Radioiodine Therapy
    Radioiodine therapy uses radioactive iodine to target residual thyroid tissue or micro-metastases after surgical removal of thyroid cancer. Our department provides outpatient therapy, patient education, and comprehensive care for thyroid cancer patients to ensure effective treatment and minimize recurrence risks.