Nuclear medicine services

Nuclear medicine services in cooperation with the hospital of the University of Bonn, Germany, and qualified practices include specific examinations and treatments (application of radioisotopes in diagnostics and therapy). We would be glad to organize examinations and treatments if required.

Nuclear medicine diagnostics

The scintigraphy (imaging with radioisotopes) of the sentinel lymph nodes in case of suspected breast cancer is carried out in cooperation with the hospital of the University of Bonn, Germany, which also performs the injection. During scintigraphy, radioactive substances are injected, which accumulate in the body and are visualized by medical imaging. The measurement takes place at the operating room of Beta Klinik.

Other diagnostic procedures of nuclear medicine can be executed in cooperation with our partners.

Nuclear medicine treatment

The radioiodine treatment of benign and malignant thyroid diseases takes place at the therapeutic ward of the hospital of the University of Bonn, Germany.
The treatment of liver tumors, liver metastases, neuroendocrine tumors and bone metastases requires a hospitalization. Every treatment option is carried out in close cooperation with the staff of Beta Klinik.

Thyroid diagnostics

Ultrasound / sonography nuclear medicine

Thyroid diagnostics includes ultrasound (sonography) and duplex ultrasound of the thyroid gland and the soft tissue of the throat. Thyroid ultrasound is a non-invasive, painless medical procedure without radiation exposure, based on ultrasound waves. Duplex ultrasound complements conventional ultrasound by its visualization of the degree of blood flow (supplied or non-supplied nodules, inflammation). Ultrasound enables us to determine the shape, location and size of the thyroid as well as potential nodular changes (cysts, adenoma, tumor). The images can be printed and digitally saved as well.

Contraindications ultrasound / sonography nuclear medicine

Because thyroid ultrasound is a non-invasive, painless medical procedure without exposure to X-radiation, there are no contraindications, i.e., reasons not to use it without any restrictions.