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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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Molecular Imaging - PET/CT and the changing prostate panorama in biochemically recurrent prostate cancer

 

Free educational webinar

PET/CT and the changing prostate panorama in biochemically recurrent prostate cancer
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
1:00-2:00 pm EST

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    Nuclear Medicine News & Stories

    Marco Viscione ; Axel Rominger, MD, PhD ; and Kuangyu Shi, PhD stand in front of their department’s whole-body molecular imaging PET/CT system : Biograph Vision Quadra.

    By Sameh Fahmy

    A quantum leap in PET/CT imaging

     2021-05-28

    For nuclear medicine clinicians and researchers at Switzerland’s Inselspital, Bern University Hospital, being the first site to install Biograph Vision Quadra™ marked the conclusion of a process that began when their team crossed the Atlantic to consult with Siemens Healthineers as they designed the next-generation whole-body PET/CT scanner.

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    Keyvisual Convergence of Nuclear Medicine and Othopedic Surgery
    The Convergence of Nuclear Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery

     2020-08-04

    The convergence of nuclear medicine and musculoskeletal medicine has many benefits, particularly in orthopedic surgery. The capabilities of SPECT/CT technology, combined with advanced reconstruction and reading solutions, allow for accurate localization of pain origins that support diagnostic confidence and surgical accuracy.

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    Expanding the role of nuclear medicine takes evidence, based practices, inter-departmental collaboration, education and training, and innovative nuclear medicine practices.
    Expanding the Role of Nuclear Medicine in a Changing Healthcare Landscape

     2020-07-07

    Given the ever-changing healthcare landscape—one that is now even more fluid and volatile since the arrival of SARS-CoV-2—education and collaboration between nuclear medicine professionals and their colleagues are key to expanding and optimizing nuclear medicine’s utilization.

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    Key considerations for COVID-19 policies and processes in a nuclear medicine service, based on experience from Singapore

     2020-04-16

    The authors of this short communication describe their experience of implementing policies and processes for managing the COVID-19 threat in a nuclear medicine service in Singapore. Topics discussed include infection control, screening, segregation of risk groups and staff, service continuity plans, staff welfare, electronic platforms, and telereporting.
     

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    Physicist Silvano Gnesin, PhD, explains how automated, quantitative SPECT/CT has impacted clinical workflows at CHUV.
    Claudette Lew
    Photography by Alex Teuscher | Illustration by Clint Poy
    The Impacts of Automated SPECT/CT Quantification on Clinical Workflow

     2019-10-30

    SPECT/CT imaging is a ubiquitous tool that aides clinicians in making prompt diagnoses and developing personalized treatment strategies. With the addition of an automated tool that consistently produces reliable, quantitative measurements, providers explain how they are able to integrate quantification into their routine SPECT/CT protocols.

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