How are bone scans related to x-rays

One of my students asked me to quickly review a bone scan with an X-ray image.
Here is a quick video I produced
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[@timytli2012]

Hi. Thanks for putting up this entry. I do the Medical Physics option with my class, so your clips have been very helpful.
I just notice that you don't point out that the accumulation in the elbow area is the injection site, and that the accumulation low in the pelvis is the bladder, and therefore neither of the dark spots are indicative of bone cancer. Sometimes the HSC has questions where the students need to realise this.
Thanks again.

[@PhysicsHigh]

Good point Jane, I did fail to mention that. This was a very quick video that I put together for a student's question. I do mention to my students in class why the bladder is dark.
Thanks for your input

[@timytli2012]

No worries. I know what it's like. Thanks again for the channel :)

[@abdirisaqabukar4714]

Hi, you’re absolutely right, he has no idea what he’s talking about. He’s a good speaker but with no knowledge. Increased of activity in a region does not indicate tumour.

[@daisyvann4124]

thanks

[@PhysicsHigh]

Your welcome