Nuclear Medicine
Scientists Create, Watch Tumor-Fighting Immune Cells Attack Cancer
Researchers have created a large, well-stocked army of tumor-seeking immune system cells, which they could see in real time, using PET imaging as the cellular payload traveled throughout the body to locate and attack deadly melanomas. More...10 Aug 2010

Hybrid Imaging Developed to Simplify Nuclear Medicine and Address Clinicians' Needs
New imaging TOF-PET technology measures the actual time difference between the detection of coincident gamma rays for more accurate localization, producing a higher quality image with shorter imaging times and allowing for lower tracer dose amounts in patients, as well as increased diagnostic confidence. More...23 Jul 2010
New Molecular Imaging Biomarker Effectively Demonstrates Malignant Prostate Tumors
Thomas Jefferson University and NuView Life Sciences have entered into an exclusive licensing agreement for advancing the development of a new molecular imaging compound that identifies genomic expressions linked to prostate cancer. More...22 Jul 2010
In Other News
Data-Driven Prediction Tools Designed for PET/CT
Molecular Imaging Probes Pinpoint Prostate Cancer
SPECT/MRI Hybrid Prototype Looks Deep into Soft Tissues of the Brain
Varian Medical Systems and Brainlab Offer Advanced Radiosurgical Capabilities
Renal Transplant Complications Detected by SPECT/CT Fused Imaging
New Molecular Imaging Agent May Help Visualize Early Stages of Alzheimer's Disease
New Tool for Presurgical Detection of Kidney Cancers Helps to Avoid Unnecessary Surgeries
PET and SPECT Techniques Combined, Increasing Resolution for Biomedical Imaging Research
New Tools Devised for Earlier Breast Cancer Diagnosis
PET and CT Colonography Combines to Bring Comfort to Patients
Imaging Agents in Development for Evaluation of Coronary Artery Disease and Heart Failure
PET Probes Provide Clues into Immune Cellular Function
Integrated Proton Therapy System Features Pencil-Beam Scanning Technology
FDG-PET/CT Plays Significant Role in Detecting Colorectal Cancer Recurrence
New Gated Radiotherapy Technology Has Advanced Motion Management
Molecular Imaging Provides Early Diagnosis, Treatment for Patients with Aortic Dissections
SPECT Cardiology Scanning Reduces Time, Discomfort, and Radiation Exposure
Molecular Imaging of Insulin Growth Factor 1 Receptor Expression Is Effective for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Collaboration Initiated for PET Imaging Agent Manufacturing
Imaging Technology Allows for More Precise Data on Radionuclide Distribution
Risks of Medical Imaging Technology Discussed
FDG-PET May Help Patients with Heart Failure Survive
Biomagnetic Imaging Could Detect Early Stage Breast Cancer
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