This course provides a comprehensive overview of nuclear medicine imaging of coronary artery disease. General aspects, details of radiotracers utilised, examination protocols and case examples of myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) […]
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 course has a hybrid format with on-site lectures and hands-on practical and technic sessions, It will cover the basic and some advanced and future aspects of Radioguided surgery with […]
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 […]
The advent of FDA approved anti-AB drugs such as Aducanumab and Lecanemab is changing not only the therapeutic prospectives for patients but also the diagnostic flow-charts. However, due to differences in […]
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 […]
The course will offer a comprehensive overview of basic, theoretical and practical evidence-based concepts needed for a deep and thoughtful understanding of the use of FDG (FDG) Brain PET, amyloid […]
This online course is part of a long line of research methodology which is aimed at providing interested participants with information about the preclinical development and clinical translation, as well […]
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Artificial intelligence with the development of deep learning has found numerous applications in the medical field over the past few years, including more specifically that of medical imaging. This includes […]
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European School of Multimodality Imaging & Therapy (ESMIT)
Schmalzhofgasse 26
1060 Vienna
Austria
phone +43 1 890 44 27
e-mail esmit@eanm.org
