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Le indagini diagnostiche di medicina nucleare si basano sulla somministrazione diretta al paziente di un radiofarmaco, ovvero una sostanza radioattiva che si distribuisce nei vari organi e tessuti sulla base delle specifiche proprietà farmacocinetiche che lo caratterizzano. È evidente, quindi, come la dose al paziente sia intimamente le-gata alla somministrazione di un determinato radiofarmaco.
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Volterrani, D., Guidoccio, F. (2012). La gestione della dose in medicina nucleare. In: Caramella, D., Paolicchi, F., Faggioni, L. (eds) La dose al paziente in diagnostica per immagini. Imaging & Formazione. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-2649-0_8
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