Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide and it is still one of the leading causes of morbi-mortality, therefore being a major concern. 2-FDG PET/CT is commonly used in the clinical management of patients with breast cancer, with significant impact on clinical management. Currently, there is robust evidence supporting the usefulness of […]
The webinar will cover the most relevant methodological aspects of nuclear medicine techniques in paediatric nephrourology, with particular attention to the choice of the radiotracer, the correct patient preparation, and the acquisition protocol. Some typical cases will show the main points of image processing and results visualization. The clinical part will deal with hydronephrosis and […]
The rapid development in machine learning has generated new artificial intelligence (AI) based methods for improving dosimetry within nuclear medicine. This webinar will present the current status of AI within the dosimetry workflow for targeted radionuclide therapy. First, AI methods for reducing SPECT acquisition times, noise reduction and scatter correction will be covered. Thereafter, AI […]
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 […]
With the arrival of new therapeutic tracers, nuclear medicine has a new arsenal to treat metastatic bone pain. This presentation aims to give the keys to define the place of nuclear medicine among other treatment modalities (external beam therapy, medical treatment, chemotherapy). Learning Objectives: Refresh knowledge on the pathophysiology of pain and present the opportunities […]
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