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Nuclear Medicine News & Stories

By Linda Brookes 

A step toward precision treatment in breast cancer

 2021-04-15

Staff at the first imaging center in the United States to receive and utilize doses of the new radiopharmaceutical, Cerianna™ (fluoroestradiol F 18) injection, describe how it could impact their practice and the subsequent treatment of patients with recurrent or metastatic breast cancer.

Customer Experience

By Takeshi Shimizu, PhD

An examination of nuclear neurology in Japan

 2021-03-22

Population aging has transformed many aspects of society. Senior citizens are increasingly acknowledged as important contributors and infrastructure development facilitates their continued engagement. By the same token, senior citizens’ improved level of activity, productivity, and socioeconomic status impact society and healthcare in unexpected ways.

Healthcare Trends
Dr. Remco Knol and Dr. Sergiy Lazarenko examine PET cardiac images at a workstation.

Original Dutch text by Remco Zuiderent (Fortelle)

A practical approach to cardiac PET/CT

 2021-01-26

SPECT/CT is the most common nuclear medicine imaging modality used to visualize blood circulation in the heart; however, in an increasing number of locations, facilities are switching to PET/CT. The Northwest Clinics in the Netherlands has been one of the region’s pioneers in deploying cardiac PET/CT on a large-scale clinical basis.

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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.

Customer Experience

Claudette Lew

SNMMI 2020 virtual conference recognizes leaders in biomarker research and imaging

 2020-07-30

Image of the Year and Paper of the Year are two of SNMMI’s most prestigious awards, granted to researchers who demonstrate promising advances in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging. The awards, as well as the latest developments in research and technology, were showcased at this year’s reimagined virtual 2020 conference.

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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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Klaus Kopka and Frederik Giesel discuss PSMA variants at DKFZ.

Hildegard Kaulen, PhD
Photography by Carsten Büll

An Examination of PSMA Variants for PET/CT

 2020-02-13

Gallium-68 and fluorine-18-labeled PSMA ligands, imaged using PET/CT, are set to become a useful tool for primary staging and recurrence diagnosis in prostate cancer.

Insights
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.

Insights
AI in healthcare might transform molecular imaging.

Univ.-Prof. Dr. Marcus Hacker

AI in Molecular Imaging: The Vast Potential

 2019-10-08

Our new column “Point of View” picks up trends and developments in healthcare. In this edition, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Marcus Hacker comments on the potential of AI in molecular imaging.

Healthcare Trends
At Siemens Healthineers’ Molecular Imaging World Summit, attendees eagerly take pictures of ground-breaking presentations.

Bill Hinchberger
Photography by Ronald Patrick

Scaling the Summit of Molecular Imaging

 2019-09-24

At Siemens Healthineers’ recent Molecular Imaging World Summit, nuclear medicine and molecular imaging professionals were optimistic about the future as they examined trends, research, and technological advancements.The Summit fostered inspired discussion around opportunities for molecular imaging.

Healthcare Trends
Jeroen De Jong and Arjan B. van Dijk work to deliver precision at the molecular level.

Erika Claessens
Photography by Miquel Gonzalez

Precision at the Molecular Level

 2019-08-13

In molecular imaging, the smallest details can make a significant difference when it comes to reporting, sharing, and reading studies. By equipping their nuclear medicine and molecular imaging department with a revolutionary reading solution, Instituut Verbeeten in the Netherlands aims to deliver accurate and efficient medical care.

Customer Experience
Evaluation of a 99mTc xSPECT/CT examination for a prostatic adenocarcinoma with bone metastasis.

Claudette Lew
Data courtesy of Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV), Lausanne, Switzerland

Evaluating SPECT/CT Quantification in Clinical Practice

 2019-06-22

Quantitative SPECT/CT supplies clinicians standardized, reproducible measurements of activity concentrations that help guide diagnoses. The nuclear medicine team at Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV) work to progress quantification by evaluating quantitative 99mTc, 111In, 123I, and 177Lu SPECT/CT studies.

Customer Experience
Erlanger head and neck PET/CT case study.

By Misty Long, R.T. (R)(N)
Data courtesy of Dr. Saima Muzahir, MD, Erlanger Health System, Chattanooga, TN, USA

PET/CT reveals recurrent disease in patients with head and neck cancers

 2018-12-08

An 84-year-old male with a more than 60 year history of tobacco use, previously diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity undergoes a PET/CT for subsequent treatment strategy with the aid of technologies like iMAR and FlowMotion™.

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Erlanger head and neck PET/CT case study.
An 84-year-old male with a more than 60 year history of tobacco use, previously diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity undergoes a PET/CT for subsequent treatment strategy with the aid of technologies like iMAR and FlowMotion™.

 2018-12-07

 

PET/CT reveals recurrent disease in patients with head and neck cancers