Radiobiology is a branch of biology devoted to the study of biological effects of ionizing radiation on living organisms: we can speak about radiobiology in different clinical and research settings of Nuclear Medicine: dosimetry, preclinical and translational science, oncology, theranostics. With this webinar we will try to better understand the importance of this topic regarding […]
Radiolabelled prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) is increasingly used for the diagnosis (i.e., staging and restaging) and treatment of patients with prostate cancer. Radionuclide PSMA therapy is a useful new treatment option in patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) and potentially also in patients with hormone-sensitive prostate cancer. The course will cover the spectrum of […]
While PET imaging with radionuclides such as F18 and Ga68 have proven to provide high quality diagnostic imaging, imaging with other radionuclides can be more challenging. Zr-89 is one such radionuclide. Although Zr-89 has advantageous labelling properties for cell imaging and the imaging of monoclonal antibodies, the radionuclide is non-ideal imaging qualities mostly due to […]
This webinar aims to introduce the concept of theranostics and provide an overview of its potential. Participants will gain an understanding of how our technological competencies contribute to and enhance theranostic processes, and how we can leverage these strengths in practice. Please note that the webinar will be recorded, and the recording will be available […]
Internal radiotherapy with bone-seeking agents is effective in delivering high doses of radiation to widespread metastatic bone lesions and may limit the radiation absorbed dose to healthy tissue. Beta emitter have long been preferred agents for bone pain palliation. The approval of 223Ra and data showing a prolonged survival with alpha emitter are favored in […]
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