Scintigraphy, SPECT and PET/CT scans in Turkey help investigate cancer, heart disease and thyroid disorders by showing how organs work, not only how they look. A small dose of a radioactive tracer is given, and a camera records where it goes; your doctor chooses the scan that answers your clinical question. Indicative prices start at about $300 for scintigraphy and reach about $1,300 for PET/CT; only the personalized quote is binding.
Turquie Santé forwards your file to a partner nuclear medicine centre, sends you a detailed quote and organizes your appointment. Send your medical reports and the request from your doctor to get a quote.
Cost of nuclear medicine scans in Istanbul, Turkey
The price of a nuclear medicine exam in Turkey depends on the type of scan, the radiopharmaceutical used and the level of reporting required.
Indicative price ranges:
- Scintigraphy: about $300 to $600.
- SPECT: about $500 to $900; some specialized studies cost more.
- PET/CT: about $650 to $1,300, depending on the tracer.
These prices are indicative and do not necessarily include the consultation or the physician's report: only the personalized quote is binding. Ask what is included before booking.
Contact us to receive your free quote and schedule your exam.
Risks and Side Effects
- Temporary redness, swelling or discomfort at the injection site.
- Rare allergic reactions to a radiopharmaceutical.
- Exposure to a small, controlled dose of radiation.
Precautions: tell your doctor before the scan if you are pregnant or may be pregnant, if you are breastfeeding (the scan may be postponed or breastfeeding paused for a period the physician specifies),or if you have kidney disease, diabetes or allergies. For children, the dose is adapted to weight and age. Pregnancy is usually a reason to postpone a scan that is not urgent.












































































