29 chapters · 1,731 questions · 73 animations

Nuclear medicine, in motion.

The concepts you were told to memorise, shown as they happen. Every drawing is computed from real physical data.

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What's inside

01 · Textbook

Read it like a book, understand it in motion

The full 29-chapter nuclear medicine textbook, with interactive animations in place of the figures.

97 study modules (30-60 minutes) with learning objectives
Rapid review mode: key points only
Current EANM and SNMMI guidelines at the end of each chapter

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02 · Animations

73 animations, built on real data

Numbers are computed from ENSDF, NIST and guidelines; tap, drag and step through.

From physics to the clinical chapters
Light or dark stage, full screen
Each one where the textbook explains it

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03 · Board review

1,731 questions, each linked to the textbook

Chapter questions, 10 mixed mock exams, a diagnostic test and spaced review.

One click from a wrong answer to the relevant section
1,166 tip cards
Statistics and weak topics

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04 · Dose calculators

Calculations, with their sources

Decay, the EANM paediatric dosage card, effective dose, breastfeeding interruption, I-131 (calculated dose and Marinelli), SUV and SUL.

Every value with its source (IAEA, EANM, ICRP)
Opens straight from the relevant place in the textbook
For education

Calculators →

05 · Reports and dictation

Structured reports, by voice

15 guideline-based templates; speak and the fields fill in; missing required items show up in the report.

FDG, PSMA, bone, myocardial perfusion, V/Q, thyroid and more
Dictation in English and Turkish
Everything you type stays in your browser

Report templates →

06 · Image analysis

DICOM viewer and PET measurements

Opens and anonymises in the browser; VOI, MTV and TLG, SUL, qPET, Dmax; export as SEG and RTSTRUCT.

Images never leave your computer
Segmentation methods side by side
For education and research

Image analysis →

Synthetic example; not a patient image.

07 · TARE and dosimetry

From images to dose

Perfused volume, T/N and lung shunt from MAA SPECT/CT; voxel dose map and DVH; delivered dose from Y-90 PET. A dosimetry simulator.

Partition model and voxel dosimetry
Planned versus delivered dose
Awaiting medical physicist review

TARE →

Synthetic example; not a patient image.

08 · Academic tools

From thesis to poster

Sample size and power, diagnostic tests, statistics from your own data; CONSORT, TRIPOD+AI and CLAIM checklists; reference formatting; thesis and poster templates.

Fetch a reference by DOI or PMID and see retractions
Thesis (Word) and poster (PowerPoint) drafts
Logbook

Academic tools →

09 · Calendar

Exams, congresses, courses

Board exams, international and national congresses, courses and application deadlines for your country, with official links.

Turkish board, FEBNM, ABNM, Royal College and more
Follow and get reminded
Upcoming dates only

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10 · With Claude

Ask your own Claude

With the connector, Claude searches the textbook, quizzes you, calculates and shows its source. The AI speaks only from verified sources and does not guess numbers.

Textbook, questions, calculators, report templates, calendar
Answers with chapter links
Checked with evaluation sets

AI and the connector →

What's new

Liver map in TARE: Couinaud segments, labelled hepatic arteries and common variants (right hepatic from the SMA, left hepatic from the left gastric), the segments supplied by the chosen catheter tip, several lesions (true size, each with its own dose and status against the target), gastroduodenal, right gastric and cystic arteries with coils. Lesions measured in image analysis can be listed and sent to the map; measurements are never written to the address bar or the browser.
Content reports you send now get a pre-review by Claude: each report is compared with the relevant chapter and the latest guidelines and a sourced suggestion is prepared; the physician editor makes the final decision.
Your feedback now reaches us directly: the "Feedback" form on every page and the votes under animations and figures go into a review queue on our server; content errors are checked against sources and corrected, and medical changes are made only with a physician's approval. If you're offline, your feedback waits in your browser and is sent automatically later.

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