Isotope imaging
Isotope Imaging is an imaging technique that uses radioactive gamma emitting radiation and computers to generate images of various parts of the body. The doses administered are strictly governed by a radioactive licence and doses are kept as low as possible. Daily radioactive multi-dose vials are supplied by Bradford Royal Infirmary and are individually tailored to the correct patient dose by trained isotope staff.
The Isotope department is situated on the HRI site and is open Monday to Friday 9-5 pm.
What we scan
- Lung scanning
- Bones for oncology staging, orthopaedics, rheumatology
- Breast sentinel nodes imaging prior to surgery
- Gastric emptying, Meckel’s diverticulum
- Lymphatic system
- Thyroid, parathyroid scans
- Paediatrics
- Renal scanning
- Myocardial Perfusion Scanning
- Gall bladder scans
Where to find us
HRI in the Main X-ray Department, Lower Ground Floor.
Who to contact
- Jayne Gensale, Team Lead 01484 343803
- Amreet Uppal, Service Lead 01484 347367
Waiting times
- Fast Track within 2 weeks
- Non-urgent within 6 weeks
