This webinar will provide the evidence for PET imaging in medullary thyroid cancer according to the literature and the to international recommendations with a focus on the available radiopharmaceuticals and perspectives. Learning Objectives: The aim of this webinar is to understand and to learn the correct use of PET radiopharmaceuticals for staging and restaging medullary […]
This webinar will provide knowledge about hybrid imaging SPECT/ CT and PET/CT: CT acquisition protocol, added value of CACS and incidental findings on CTAC. Learning Objectives: The aim of the webinar is to: Faculty Registration Event Overview
The webinar will refresh the basics of full quantification and kinetics in nuclear neurology. Then some insights into new technologies and quantification will be given to the attendees. Learning Objectives: To improve the knowledge on the topic of full quantification in neurology and give the NM specialist the tools to think critically about the results. […]
Nuclear medicine is a quantitative imaging modality. However, its power and its vulnerabilities are not always appreciated. In this course, we will explore the formation of SPECT/CT and PET/CT imaging, and how, with corrections they can provide us with quantitative imaging biomarkers. We will look at different forms of quantification from kinetic modelling to activity concentration to SUV and explain how they can be used in a clinical environment. Finally, we will look at how scanner developments, software developments and Artificial Intelligence is influencing our field. In this course formal lectures will be supplemented with practical sessions and open discussions about Quantification in Nuclear Medicine.
This webinar will give an introduction into the GMP rules, basics and application to radiopharmaceutical productions. Learning Objectives: The aim of the webinar is to deliver the basic of GMP applied to radiopharmaceutical production. Faculty Registration Event Overview
European School of Multimodality Imaging & Therapy (ESMIT)
Schmalzhofgasse 26
1060 Vienna
Austria
phone +43 1 890 44 27
e-mail esmit@eanm.org
