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What is a PET radiotracer?

A PET radiotracer is a substance used in positron emission tomography to measure regional concentrations of radioactivity and visualize biological functions. For instance, the radiotracer [18F]NaF is utilized in bone imaging to quantify regional bone metabolism and blood flow. PET for bone imaging is recognized as an in vivo tracer technique associated with Wikidata item Q96397983.

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