PET and MRI

Positron Emission Tomography, radioactive tracers emit positively charged electron called positron which encounter electron and annilihate each other to produce two gamma particles. Gamma particle detection in conjuction with computer imaging produces accurate images of soft body tissue. Nuclear magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI) does not submit the body to dangerous high energy particles. 

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