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• - Layman's introduction describing how nuclear medicine works and its uses in imaging and treatment. Related links found at the end provide more detail.
  
• - Directory of references, terminology, pathology, methodology and teaching files.
  
• - Based in Melbourne, Australia, this site offers detailed information about the subject as well as PET scans. Referral procedures for professionals are also detailed here. Registration is optional but free.
  
• - Includes patient and professional information, CME calendar, newsletter, and position statements.
  
• - Easy-to-understand information for someone about to undergo a Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scan, by the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA)
  
• - The journal, Nuclear Medicine Communications, is available here, as well as the society newsletter, awards and details about upcoming conferences.
  
• - Provides a layman's introduction, explaining the indications, uses and how it works, and what to expect during the scan. Also introduces PET scans.
  
• - An international scientific and professional organization founded in 1954 to promote the science, technology and practical application of nuclear medicine.
  
• - Southwestern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine in the states of Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
  
• - Provides a topical introduction, as well as its use in treating disease and the production and use of radioisotopes.
  
• - Published monthly by Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, the online archive starts from Jan 2001 and allows one to browse through abstracts of original articles for free. Full text of articles, images and current readings all require a subscription fee.
  
• - This site features case studies and interactive case forums amongst other physician information resources, and gives a brief history of the topic for the layperson. [Uses Frames]
  
• - Provides medically related training and assistance for response to radiation emergencies worldwide. Includes information on dose estimates, dosimetry techniques, and treatments for exposure.
  
• - Overview of the organization, its members, and a small casebook.
  
• - Information on this program from Harvard Medical School.
  
• - Nuclear Medicine services in Westmead, Australia. Brief explanations of tests conducted included.
  
• - Based in Thessaloniki, Greece. Includes the Hellenic Journal of Nuclear Medicine.
  
• - J. Michael Uszler of UCLA, focusing on BrainSPECT imaging relating to pediatric age brain disorders.
  
• - CareImaging is a medical imaging research company in Canada. Information about the use of PET in various cancers.
  
• - About their history, branches, as well as their meetings and publications. Membership forms online.
  
• - Apart from information specific to their patients, this site also has general information for anyone undergoing a PET scan, and some case studies.
  
• - Patient information about general, pediatric and cardiac nuclear medicine, as well as PET scans.
  
• - Details about their program and equipment, radiopharamaceutics, quality control, radioimmunoassay and PET. Large collection of clinical and research teaching files.
  
• - Monthly journal of the BNMS publishing research and clinical work in all areas of nuclear medicine. Submission guidelines and subscription details available.
  
• - Current news, technology updates and editorials.
  
• - Research institute of the Italian National Research Council, focusing on diagnostic imaging of the central nervous system.
  
• - General information about the society, as well as its events and services.
  
• - History of Positron Emission Tomography by Gordon L. Brownell from MIT/MGH, in a brief yet informative lecture.
  
• - Jordan Eye provides information about their nuclear medicine investigations, bone densitometry, and radioisotope therapy. (Zarka, Jordan)