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Yes, nuclear scans are done for many different organs, such as kidneys, heart, lungs or thyroid glands. Each scan is done in a different way. For heart, there are different kinds of scans and different ways of doing them (called “protocols”) depending on the patient’s medical status, history and information desired from the test.
