Radiolymphadenography

Radiolymphadenography is a method for studying lymph nodes using radioisotopes. This method is used to diagnose various diseases such as lymphoma, cancer, infectious diseases and others.

Radiolymphadenography involves injecting a radioisotope into the lymph nodes and then scanning them to determine their size and structure. The radioisotope accumulates in the lymph nodes, which are then scanned using special equipment.

This method provides accurate information about the condition of the lymph nodes and helps doctors determine the cause of the disease. Radiolymphadenography is an important diagnostic method that allows you to detect diseases in the early stages and begin treatment in a timely manner.

Radiolymphadenography: a method that helps to recognize oncology?

What is it? One of the ways to study the body to identify various diseases is *radiolymphadengraphy*. This method is based on recording changes in the size of lymph nodes in the human body based on a special radiological study.