Räniaatom
Räniaatom, also known as Rhenium-188, is a radioactive isotope of rhenium with a half-life of approximately 17 hours. It is commonly used in nuclear medicine for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Räniaatom emits beta particles and gamma rays, making it suitable for both imaging and targeted radiotherapy.
In diagnostic applications, Räniaatom is often used in radiopharmaceuticals to visualize specific organs or tissues. For
In therapeutic applications, Räniaatom is used to deliver targeted radiation therapy to cancer cells. The isotope
Räniaatom is considered relatively safe for use in humans due to its short half-life and the fact
The production and use of Räniaatom are regulated by national and international authorities to ensure safety