Before the exam or treatment
Your healthcare team will explain what to expect, including any preparation needed before your appointment.
Your healthcare team may recommend a nuclear medicine procedure to better understand what is happening inside your body. You should receive clear instructions on preparation, such as fasting or hydration.
During the procedure
A radiopharmaceutical is administered, usually through an injection near the area of concern.
Imaging or treatment is then performed using specialized equipment. These procedures are carefully controlled and designed with patient safety in mind.
After the procedure
Patients are typically able to resume normal activities after their procedure subject to the guidance of their health*.
The results may support your physician in making informed decisions about diagnosis, treatment, or next steps.
Curium works closely with healthcare professionals to ensure that these procedures are performed safely, efficiently, and with respect for patient comfort.
* Depending on the procedure, you may be advised to follow temporary precautions after your appointment, some radioactive material can remain in your body for a short period. Your healthcare team will provide guidance specific to your situation.
From diagnosis to therapy
If treatment with a radiopharmaceutical is recommended, your doctor will determine the right treatment path for you.
Curium has long been a leader in diagnostic nuclear medicine, helping physicians detect disease earlier and more accurately. Today, we are also expanding our focus into radiotherapeutics, supporting treatments that deliver targeted radiation directly to malignant cells while aiming to limit impact on healthy tissue.
