A renal DMSA scan is a radioactive compound (radiopharmaceutical) that when injected into a vein allows images or pictures to be taken of the kidneys.
DMSA enters the kidneys and is concentrated in functioning/normal kidney tissue, giving an indication as to how the kidneys are working. It does not provide information as to the internal structure of the kidneys. The gamma rays emitted from the radioisotope allow images of the kidneys to be taken using gamma cameras.
| Renal DMSA Scan | RM600 |
Cancer care reaches beyond the confines of our centres. We work closely together with other associations and corporate partners for us to provide free screenings to the underprivileged communities under our Free Community Outreach Programme.
To find out more about the programme, email us at [email protected]
Terms and conditions apply.
We operate from Monday to Friday
8.30am to 4.30pm
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If you notice any signs of symptoms that are unusual for you, see your GP to find out why.
