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Tricity’s Advanced Gamma Scan

Have you been recommended for the Gamma Scan? This Safe, Affordable & Quick nuclear medicine scan gives a clearer picture of how well blood is flowing to the heart, the areas of the brain that are active and parts of the bone that are affected by Cancer. Find the below listed Gamma Scans at Tricity’s Trusted Gamma Imaging Center - Sohana Hospital :

DTPA Scan

E.C Scan

DMSA

Bone Scan

Whole Body Scan

Three Phase Bone Scan

Thyrroid Scan

ParaThyrroid Scan

Gastric Emptying Time

Milk Scan for Acid Reflux

Cardiac Viability

HIDA Scan

Liver/Spleen Scan

MUGA Scan

Salivary Scintigraphy

Meckle’s Diverticulum Scan

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Advanced Equipment

Our technology shows a detailed and high contrast image of the organs for its functioning at gamma imaging center, enabling enhanced detection capabilities.

Accessibility & Affordability

We offer Affordable Gamma Camera Imaging in Mohali Chandigarh by best-in-class Nuclear Medicine Specialists

Quality Diagnosis & Treatment

Expert Consultation by Dedicated Doctors from across 28 superspecialities without any delays or hassle.

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Gamma Scan Procedure

Quick Guide on Gamma Scan Test

Process
  • Gamma Scan involves generation of 3D images that form as a result of the gamma scan machine rotating around the patient providing dimensional and spatial information which releases radiation within tissues.
  • The most commonly used radionuclide is 99m Technetium labeled with various organ specific tracers like sestaMIBI, DTP, MDP etc.
  • This imaging is interpreted visually and quantitatively to look for pathological changes in any organ much earlier than anatomical imaging and other diagnostic tests

The entire process typically takes 2-3 hours, is painless and patients can resume normal activities immediately after the scan.

Benefits

Gamma scan offers numerous benefits in diagnosing and treating various medical conditions related to Bones, Heart, Brain, Kidneys, Thyrroid, Liver and more. Some of the key advantages include:

  • FDA Approved Scan
  • Lower Radiation Doses
  • Shorter Scan Time
  • Exceptional Image Quality
  • Helps Diagnose More Accurately
  • Fast & Flexible Robotic Gantry Motions
  • 15 Minute Scan
Purpose

DTPA for Kidney Function.

E.C to analyze Renal Plasma Flow.

DMSA to check for scarring in the Kidneys.

Whole Body Bone Scan to check Infection, Fracture & Cancer Metastasis.

Thyrroid Scan for Grave’s Disease, Lingual & Thyrroid Nodule.

ParaThyrroid to diagnose Ectopic ParaThyrroid Adenoma.

Gastric Emptying Time to check Dyspepsia & Vomiting.

Gastroesophageal Reflux for Heart Burns.

Cardiac Viability to detect problems in Heart Muscles.

HIDA for Biliary Atresia & Gallbladder Infection.

Liver/Spleen Scan for Hepatitis, Cirrhosis & Hypertension.

MUGA for Abnormalities & Coronary Artery Disease.

Salivary Scintigraphy to diagnose Sjogren's Syndrome.

Meckle’s Diverticulum for Ectopic Gastric Mucosa.

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Gamma Imaging Scan

Why Choose Sohana Hospital Mohali for Gamma Scan Test?

  • Specialized Care: Our highly trained staff including nuclear medicine specialists and technicians leverage world class equipment such as our Latest & Advanced Discovery NM360 Gamma Machine to ensure timely and accurate diagnosis.
  • Personalised Test: No diagnosis is alike which is why right from creating an imaging plan to the amount of tracer dosage used for a patient, is carefully assessed, calculated and monitored to the patient by a nuclear medicine doctor as per the patient’s requirement.
  • Quick Report Availability:There is no delay in processing the gamma scan test results, which are sent to the patient via their preferred source ; Email, WhatsApp or Hard copy collection from the nuclear medicine specialist’s office.
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Meet Your Gamma Scan Test Doctor

Dr. Preeti Singh - Consultant Nuclear Medicine & PET CT
Dr. Preeti Singh

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Are there any risks or side effects?

Answer: A gamma scan is generally considered safe and does not have any major side effects. However, there can be some temporary side effects like fatigue and tiredness. Swelling can also occur in some patients. However, instances of any long-term side effects are very rare.
Answer: The radioactive tracer that is used in the gamma scan or nuclear medicine scan typically exits the body within a day or two. Most of this radioactive tracer is removed through urine. Patients can make sure to drink plenty of water in order to flush out the radioactive material quickly.
Answer: After the completion of a gamma scan procedure, there are certain restrictions that the patients need to follow because of the radioactive tracer inside their bodies. These restrictions involve staying away from pregnant women or children to avoid radiation exposure. Prolonged contact with such individuals is generally avoided for the next 12-24 hours after the scan.
Answer: Yes, after a gamma scan, a patient is generally considered safe to be around pregnant women or children. However, prolonged exposure or contact with such people must be avoided for around 12 hours. In most cases, the radioactive material exits the body of the patient by the next morning, but just to ensure extra safety, these measures can be taken for an entire day after the scan.
Answer: Yes, there is a certain set of rules that need to be followed before the gamma scan procedure. These steps include not eating anything for at least a few hours before the gamma scan, and informing the doctor about any medications and ongoing health issues, or allergies. The specific rules might vary depending on the type of gamma scan the patient needs to undergo.
Answer: A gamma scan or nuclear medicine scan might take anywhere between 30 to 60 minutes for the actual process of the scan. However, the total time spent at the hospital might be more as the patient needs to wait for at least 2-3 hours before the scan to let the radioactive tracer be absorbed into their bodies.
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