Chemistry, asked by sanaarif091, 3 months ago

which isotope is used to image the brain

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Answered by AVENGERS789456

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technetium-99m

The procedure involves the injection of a radioactive isotope (such as technetium-99m or iodine-131) into a blood vessel that supplies the cranial region.

Answered by nayanavikaskarpdk2v1

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The procedure involves the injection of a radioactive isotope (such as technetium-99m or iodine-131) into a blood vessel that supplies the cranial region

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