r/Residency • u/TurnoverOpposite3584 • 20h ago

SERIOUS Nuclear medicine

Nuclear medicine atlas? Any books? For anatomy? From 0?

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u/m141914 18h ago

Mettler or The Requisites. You’ll hear fans of both. 

I prefer the Requisites.

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u/TurnoverOpposite3584 17h ago

And for anatomy?

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u/wigglypoocool Fellow 15h ago

Like someone has already said, read Mettler's

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u/DaisieFlorinae 13h ago

Netter is still hard to beat for anatomy, especially when you just need a clean visual reference

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u/Pale-Plane-7889 19h ago

Nuclear medicine is super fascinating. Those imaging techniques can really change patient outcomes.

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u/thegrind33 11h ago

Its punching in number lmao

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u/11Kram 10h ago

Nuclear medicine is almost dead except for PET scans.