Clinical significance of myocardial radionuclide examination

Cardiac radionuclide imaging should refer to cardiac radionuclide imaging. The clinical significance of this examination is to diagnose and treat cardiovascular diseases.

Cardiac radionuclide imaging is to inject radionuclides with short half-life into the heart, and then observe the cardiac tissue through professional instruments. It can show the narrowed cardiovascular and infarcted myocardial tissue, so as to clarify the type and severity of the disease. Some patients with pulmonary vascular diseases can also undergo this examination to clarify the disease progression.

If they are in the acute onset of the disease, this examination is usually not performed. It needs to be considered after controlling the condition.