These nuclear medicine books in PDF take you from the atom to the clinic. You'll find radiation physics, PET/CT and SPECT imaging, radiopharmacy and radionuclide therapy.
Most titles come from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which trains nuclear medicine teams around the world. They include a physics handbook, PET/CT atlases built on real cases and guides for hospital radiopharmacies.
Nuclear medicine technologists, radiology residents and medical physics students will find solid material for board exams. Every book is free to read online or download, with no sign-up.
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Clinical Nuclear Medicine Books
Start here for the big picture of nuclear medicine in the clinic. These books cover diagnosis, pediatric studies and how to run and audit a nuclear medicine service.
A visual primer on nuclear medicine from the ESR Modern Radiology eBook. Covers imaging principles, planar and SPECT studies and PET, with clinical cases, take-home messages and self-test questions.
Twelve peer-reviewed chapters on clinical nuclear medicine, from radiopharmaceutical chemistry and internal dosimetry to cardiac, thyroid and oncologic imaging and radioiodine therapy.
An IAEA-backed guide to nuclear medicine in children, with protocols, dosing and interpretation tips for bone, renal, thyroid, oncologic and PET/CT studies in pediatric patients.
Zvi Bar-Sever, Francesco Giammarile, Ora Israel and Helen Nadel
The IAEA reference for planning and running a nuclear medicine service, updated for PET. Covers facility design, staffing, equipment, radiopharmacy, radiation protection and quality systems.
The IAEA QUANUM audit methodology, second edition. Checklists to review every step of a nuclear medicine department, from patient care and imaging to radiopharmacy and safety.
Every nuclear medicine scan depends on physics. These books cover radioactive decay, gamma cameras, SPECT quality control, dosimetry and radiation safety.
The IAEA reference handbook for medical physics training. Covers radiation physics, detectors, gamma cameras, SPECT and PET, image reconstruction, internal dosimetry and radiation protection.
An open Wikibooks textbook on the physics behind nuclear medicine: atomic structure, radioactive decay, radiation units, gamma-ray attenuation, detectors and the gamma camera.
A NuPECC report on how nuclear physics drives modern medicine: hadron therapy, medical imaging, radioisotope production and radiation protection, with research outlooks.
A practical IAEA manual for keeping SPECT and SPECT/CT systems in top shape, with acceptance tests, routine quality control protocols and troubleshooting guidance.
An illustrated atlas of gamma camera artifacts. Each case pairs a flawed image with its cause and fix, helping technologists spot uniformity, collimator and detector problems.
Learn to read hybrid nuclear medicine images case by case. These IAEA atlases and procedures pair each PET/CT or SPECT/CT scan with the clinical story behind it.
More than a hundred FDG PET/CT oncology cases, each with images, clinical history, findings and teaching points. A casebook for learning to read hybrid scans.
A case-based IAEA atlas of PET-CT beyond FDG: PSMA, somatostatin receptor, choline, fluciclovine, FES and other tracers, with typical findings and pitfalls for each.
Clinical cases showing how SPECT/CT sharpens bone scans in oncology, orthopedics, sports injuries and infection, with side-by-side planar, SPECT and fused images.
Step-by-step IAEA procedures for FDG PET/CT in adult cancer patients, from patient preparation and dosing to acquisition, reconstruction and reporting.
Behind every scan there is a radiopharmaceutical. These guides show how tracers like technetium-99m are prepared, tested and handled safely in the hot lab.
A hands-on IAEA guide to running a hospital hot lab. Covers facility levels, kit preparation, cell labelling, quality control, documentation and radiation safety.
An in-depth review of technetium-99m, the workhorse of nuclear medicine: generator supply, labelling chemistry, kit formulation and the tracers used for bone, heart, brain and renal imaging.
How to take a new radiopharmaceutical from the lab toward the clinic, with IAEA guidance on in vitro and animal studies, biodistribution, dosimetry and toxicology.
Nuclear medicine also treats disease. These books cover radioiodine for thyroid cancer, lutetium-177 dosimetry and when patients can safely go home after therapy.
A modern IAEA textbook on patient-specific dosimetry for radionuclide therapy, including lutetium-177 and radioiodine, quantitative SPECT imaging and absorbed dose calculation.
An IAEA practical guide to differentiated thyroid cancer, covering diagnosis, radioiodine ablation and therapy, follow-up with scans and thyroglobulin, and radiation safety.
IAEA and ICRP guidance on when and how patients can go home after radionuclide therapy, with dose limits, patient instructions and advice for family members.
A compact IAEA safety manual on iodine-131 therapy for hyperthyroidism and thyroid cancer, with procedures, dose handling, room preparation and patient discharge rules.
These free nuclear medicine books cover every step, from the physics of a scan to the dose of a therapy. For X-ray, CT and MRI, see our Radiology books.
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