Radiotracers

Radiotracers are special substances that contain small amounts of radioactive material. They are used in medical imaging to visualize and analyze how organs and tissues function. When administered to a patient, radiotracers emit signals detectable by specialized cameras, creating detailed images of activity within the body. Because they highlight specific physiological processes, radiotracers help diagnose conditions, track disease progress, and assess organ health. Their precise targeting and safety make them valuable tools in modern medicine for revealing internal functions that are otherwise difficult to see.