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Diagnostic agents are compounds used for diagnosis to detect impaired organ function or abnormalities in tissue structure. They are applied directly to the body and classified as radio opaque agents for radiography, radiopharmaceuticals for scintigraphy, compounds for testing functional capacity, and compounds modifying physiological action. Radiopharmaceuticals are radioactive compounds used for diagnosis and treatment, given in small amounts by various routes under a doctor's supervision.
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