Refresher Course: Hybrid, Molecular and Translational Imaging

RC 1706 - Essential non-FDG tracers

Lectures

1
Chairperson's introduction

Chairperson's introduction

05:00Aleksandar Milosevic, Essen / DE

2
PSMA: more than just prostate

PSMA: more than just prostate

15:00Amy Eccles, London / UK

3
FAPI: the key to the tumour microenvironment?

FAPI: the key to the tumour microenvironment?

15:00Wolfgang Roll, Münster / DE

4
DOTATATE: theranostic applications

DOTATATE: theranostic applications

15:00Jose Luis Vercher Conejero, Barcelona / ES

5
Panel discussion: How specific can we get? How many tracers do we actually need?

Panel discussion: How specific can we get? How many tracers do we actually need?

10:00Panel discussion: How specific can we get? How many tracers do we actually need?

5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Aleksandar Milosevic, Essen / Germany
15 min
PSMA: more than just prostate
Amy Eccles, London / United Kingdom
  1. To appreciate the biological characteristics and function of PSMA.
  2. To learn about the principles of PSMA tracer chemistry and its characteristics.
  3. To understand how PSMA PET application could be broadened beyond prostate cancer.
15 min
FAPI: the key to the tumour microenvironment?
Wolfgang Roll, Münster / Germany
  1. To learn about the biology and chemistry behind FAPI PET.
  2. To appreciate the potential of FAPI as a tracer in conventional therapy and immunotherapy.
  3. To understand how FAPI and comparable tracers can alter oncologic imaging.
15 min
DOTATATE: theranostic applications
Jose Luis Vercher Conejero, Barcelona / Spain
  1. To learn about neuroendocrine tumour imaging using DOTATATE.
  2. To appreciate the potential of targeted therapy.
  3. To understand the principles of theranostics, exemplified in DOTATATE PET and therapy.
10 min
Panel discussion: How specific can we get? How many tracers do we actually need?

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