What happens during a bone scan?
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What happens during a bone scan?
A bone scan is a nuclear medicine imaging exam. It can help detect, or further examine, bone and joint problems. During a bone scan, you are injected with a small amount of a radioactive substance that attaches to the bones. This video shows what happens during this two-part medical imaging exam. For more information visit https://www.radiology.ca.
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