About
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Pre-launch draft: highlighted fields will be filled in as decisions are made.
Purpose
This platform is an open educational resource that helps specialists and residents understand difficult concepts in nuclear medicine: topic chapters, interactive animations, board exam preparation questions and educational tools in one place. The tools and AI features are for education only; no real patient data are processed, and nothing here replaces clinical judgement (see the Medical Disclaimer).
Who prepared it
- Content lead and author: Dr Uğurcan Doğan, nuclear medicine. The topic chapters are based on the author's nuclear medicine board review book.
- Editorial board: not yet established. When chapter editors are appointed, their names, institutions, review dates and declarations of interest will be published on this page.
- Medical physics review: not yet done. Physics-heavy animations and dosimetry tools will be reviewed by a medical physicist before launch.
How it was prepared
- Text: The book text was converted, cleared for copyright and reviewed chapter by chapter against current guidelines. Source-verified corrections are recorded in a change log and shown as "medical" on the What's new page.
- Figures and animations: Produced as code with Claude (Anthropic) under the author's direction. Numbers are calculated from real data (e.g. ENSDF, NIST databases, guidelines); representative drawings are labelled "schematic" or "representative". Anatomy and physiology drawings are checked against reliable references.
- Questions: Written in board exam format; the answer key and explanations have been through a medical verification round.
- English text: A draft translation of the Turkish text; expert review is pending.
Current status
- The platform is in a pre-launch stage and its content is reviewed continuously.
- Animations and tools whose medical review is not complete are marked "review pending".
- A dated list of changes is on the What's new page.
Independence and funding
The platform currently receives no financial support, sponsorship or advertising from any pharmaceutical, device or radiopharmaceutical company. The plan is to keep the animations and physics chapters free, with future income from a board preparation module and institutional licences. If this changes, the supporting organisation and the scope of support will be disclosed on this page.
Contact
To report an error, make a suggestion or raise a complaint, use the "Feedback" button at the bottom right of every page (see Error reporting and corrections). Organisational contact details are on the Imprint page.