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Nuclear medicine
Nuclear imaging plays a key role in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer and heart patients.
Radioactive substances are used as the radiation can be picked up by a special gamma camera.
The cameras do more than look at the structure of the body – they examine how the body is reacting and functioning.
Gamma cameras are on site at The Royal London and Barts Hospitals.
New location for medical imaging at The Royal London Hospital
The diagnostic imaging suite has moved to the first and second floor of the main building. Click here to find out how to get to the new department and for new contact details.
