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Answering to clinical needs in oncology, neurology, cardiology, and radiology, Siemens Healthineers Molecular Imaging systems provide PET/CT, SPECT, and hybrid SPECT scanner (SPECT/CT) solutions to help clinicians diagnose, treat, and monitor diseases more confidently. 

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By Philipp Grätzel von Grätz

The wisdom of water
 2023-09-01

Occasionally, technological progress opens the door for completely new realms of research. Such is the case at Turku PET Centre in Finland,  where the Biograph Vision Quadra™ PET/CT is being used for total-body perfusion imaging — something that was simply not possible before.

By Claudette Lew

Growing theranostics program is now everyday clinical practice in Finland

 2023-07-28

As a true pioneer in the frontier in cancer treatment, The Comprehensive Cancer Center in Helsinki offers precision therapy personalized to the needs of each individual patient.

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By Sameh Fahmy

A physician’s experience: Theranostics offers personalized care for prostate cancer
 2023-06-02

Professor Joseph R. Osborne, MD, PhD, chief of Molecular Imaging and therapeutics, and professor of radiology at a leading academic institution’s hospital in New York City, NY, USA, discusses theranostics and its rapidly expanding role in prostate cancer care. 

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By Sameh Fahmy

A patient’s experience: Theranostics offers personalized care for prostate cancer
 2023-06-02
Enabled by molecular imaging technology, theranostics using a PSMA targeted radioligand therapeutic agent has the potential to enhance and prolong life for prostate cancer patients such as John. “I was able to feel more of myself. It was remarkable,“ he says.
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By Reinaldo Lopes

Brazil and Argentina meet expanding patient needs with fast, low-dose PET/CT imaging
 2023-04-14
Doctors in São Paulo, Brazil, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, discovered upgrading their PET/CT scanners enabled them to respond effectively to new patient demands and relieve scheduling pressures, and surpassed expectations by exploring new areas of care.
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