Nuclear Medicine
Real-Time Radiation Monitor Designed to Decrease Radiation Exposure for Medical Workers
A real-time radiation monitor has been developed that signals by beeping in response to radiation exposure during cardiac-catheterization procedures. The device significantly reduces the amount of exposure that medical workers receive. More...05 Jan 2015
SPECT Imaging Scan to Find Source of Epileptic Seizures
Some patients cannot tolerate the side effects of medications that are used to treat epileptic seizures and become candidates for surgery in which the epileptogenic zone in the brain is removed. Surgery is only an option if the affected part of the brain is not responsible for critical functions. Sometimes it is not possible to localize an epileptogenic zone with a Magnetic Resonance Imaging scan, or an electroencephalogram. More...04 Jan 2015
PET Scans Help Identify Effective Tuberculosis Drugs
Positron emission tomography lung imaging can reveal whether or not a treatment drug is able to eradicate tuberculosis lung infection in human and macaque studies. The new findings indicate that the animal model can effectively predict which experimental drugs have the best likelihood for success in human trials. More...21 Dec 2014
In Veterans with PTSD, PET/CT Imaging Reveals Pituitary Abnormalities
Hybrid imaging with positron emission tomography and computed tomography in the pituitary region of the brain has been shown to be a potential new approach for distinguishing military veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder from those with mild traumatic brain injury. More...16 Dec 2014
World’s First Clinical MRI-Guided Radiation Therapy System Awarded CE Marking
The world’s first magnetic resonance imaging-guided radiation therapy system has received CE marking approval, which will allow the developer of the technology to deliver the systems throughout Europe and other regions. More...25 Nov 2014
Combining PET and MRI to Visualize Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
German researchers have combined two noninvasive imaging techniques, positron emission tomography and magnetic resonance imaging, to help them to examine the proteinaceous deposits typical of AD in transgenic mice. More...25 Nov 2014
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Hypofractionated Prostate Radiotherapy Electromagnetic Positioning Tool Tracks Tumors in Real Time During Treatment
PET Scans Reveal How Psychodynamic Therapy for Depressed Patients May Alter Brain Function
Electron Intraoperative Radiotherapy Can Reduce Six-Week Radiation Cycles to One Day
Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy Provides Sustained Local Control for Inoperable, Early Stage Lung Cancer Patients
New Radiosurgery Technology Used to Treat Tumors Encroaching on Patient’s Spinal Cord
Proton Therapy for Early Stage Breast Cancer Less Expensive Than Various Alternative Radiotherapy Techniques
Prone Radiotherapy Board Used for Breast Cancer Patients Cuts the Amount of Radiation to Lung, Heart Tissue by 90%
Technique Enables More Effective PET Scanning to Detect Cancer, Heart Conditions
New SPECT System Scans Virtually Every Patient and Is Designed to Fit into Most Nuclear Medicine Exam Rooms
Integrated Nuclear Medicine System Increases Clinical Throughput and Improves Interdepartmental Communication.
Five Proton Therapy Treatment Rooms Plus System Upgrade Deployed at Scripps Proton Therapy Center
PET/CT Imaging Could Transform Diagnosis and Treatment for Children with Neuroblastoma
FDG-PET/CT Imaging Helpful for Breast Cancer Patients Younger Than Forty
PET-CT Used for Lung Cancer Diagnosis May Be Less Effective in Areas Where Infectious Lung Disease Is More Common
PET-CT Imaging Forecasts Survival of Lymphoma Better Than Standard Imaging Strategies
First All Pencil-Beam Proton Center in the United States Designed to Treat Wide Range of Tumors
MRI and PET Used with Solid Tumor Response Evaluation Criteria to Track Treatment in Bone Metastases
Global Partnership Provides Treatment Planning Support for Modulated Arc Radiotherapy
New Cardiology Imaging Tools Include MRI Myocardial Tissue Quantification Tool and to Help Fight Cardiovascular Diseases
Nanotechnology Provides an Armory of Imaging and Therapeutic Applications
PET Imaging Reveals Brain Benefits from Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
PET/CT Using FDG-Labeled Leukocytes Detects Infection in Acute Pancreatitis Patients
Identifying Brain Networks Using Metabolic Brain Imaging-Based Mapping Strategy
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