E³ - Advanced Course: Hybrid Imaging
E³ 1619 - New horizons for hybrid imaging
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Lena Unterrainer, Munich / DE
2
Total-body PET/CT - next-generation imaging: clinical perspectives
23:00Clemens Mingels, Sacramento / US
3
Prospective PET radiotracers for total body PET research
23:00Dmitry Soloviev, Glasgow / UK
4
Hybrid imaging in integrated diagnostics
23:00Lalith Kumar Shiyam Sundar, Vienna / AT
5
Panel discussion: Wow, that's crazy stuff: will that be clinical reality soon?
16:00Panel discussion: Wow, that's crazy stuff: will that be clinical reality soon?
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Lena Unterrainer, Munich / Germany
23 min
Total-body PET/CT - next-generation imaging: clinical perspectives
Clemens Mingels, Sacramento / United States
- To elaborate on what is a total-body PET/CT.
- To show how can total-body PET/CT revolutionise the clinical routine.
- To talk about how we perform connectivity studies with total-body PET/CT.
23 min
Prospective PET radiotracers for total body PET research
Dmitry Soloviev, Glasgow / United Kingdom
- To identify radiopharmaceuticals appropriate for use in their clinical research with the use of positron emission tomography.
- To integrate innovative radiopharmaceuticals into total body positron emission tomography studies.
- To adapt novel strategies into their translational research programmes.
23 min
Hybrid imaging in integrated diagnostics
Lalith Kumar Shiyam Sundar, Vienna / Austria
- To define the concept of integrated diagnostics and articulate its potential impact on personalised medicine.
- To appreciate the role of hybrid imaging as a pivotal tool in the implementation of integrated diagnostics.
- To critically analyse the challenges and strategic initiatives necessary to advance the field of integrated diagnostics.
16 min
Panel discussion: Wow, that's crazy stuff: will that be clinical reality soon?