Location

Mount Sinai Hospital

6th Floor, Room 201 in the Division of Nuclear Medicine

A bridge connects the 6th floor of Mount Sinai with the 4th floor of Princess Margaret.​

Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm​

Contact

Phone: 416 586 4446​

What We Do

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​The Nuclear Medicine Department uses different types of nuclear medicine exams to assess how well your organs are working. During a nuclear medicine exam, a radioactive material is placed into your body. When this material reaches the right area, a technologist will take pictures using a special machine called a gamma camera.

What is a MUGA Scan?

Multi-gated Acquisition (MUGA), involves using a patient’s heartbeat in the acquisition. The scan shows the efficiency of contraction of the left ventricle, as well as the motion of the heart.​​

What to Expect

What to Bring
Before the Scan
During and After the Scan
Results of Your Scan
How Long Will Your Appointment Be?


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