Special Focus Session
SF 3 - The prince that was promised: status of PET/MRI after the first 10 years
Lectures
1
SF 3 - Complementary information: the key to success?
20:06L. Umutlu, Essen / DE
Learning Objectives
1. To appreciate the protocols that can be used for PET/MRI imaging to maximise information gained in oncology imaging.
2. To understand how the morphological and functional aspects of MRI and molecular information from PET can be synergistic to give a better outcome for oncology imaging.
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SF 3 - Impact of PET/MRI on cancer patient management: the evidence
19:31O. Catalano, Boston, MA / United States
Learning Objectives
1. To understand the evidence that exists for the use of PET/MRI in oncologic imaging practice.
2. To become familiar with some of the clinical indications of PET/MRI in oncological practice.
3. To appreciate potential advantages of combined PET/MRI in oncologic imaging.
SF 3-1
Complementary information: the key to success?
Lale Umutlu, Essen / Germany
Learning Objectives
1. To appreciate the protocols that can be used for PET/MRI imaging to maximise information gained in oncology imaging.
2. To understand how the morphological and functional aspects of MRI and molecular information from PET can be synergistic to give a better outcome for oncology imaging.
2. To understand how the morphological and functional aspects of MRI and molecular information from PET can be synergistic to give a better outcome for oncology imaging.
SF 3-2
Impact of PET/MRI on cancer patient management: the evidence
Onofrio Antonio Catalano, Boston / United States
Learning Objectives
1. To understand the evidence that exists for the use of PET/MRI in oncologic imaging practice.
2. To become familiar with some of the clinical indications of PET/MRI in oncological practice.
3. To appreciate potential advantages of combined PET/MRI in oncologic imaging.
2. To become familiar with some of the clinical indications of PET/MRI in oncological practice.
3. To appreciate potential advantages of combined PET/MRI in oncologic imaging.
SF 3-3
Prostate cancer imaging with PSMA-PET/MRI: the killer application?
Marcus R. Makowski, Berlin / Germany
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with the protocols that can be used with PET/MRI in prostate cancer imaging.
2. To learn about the current literature supporting the use of PET/MRI in prostate cancer.
3. To appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of PET/MRI in prostate cancer imaging.
2. To learn about the current literature supporting the use of PET/MRI in prostate cancer.
3. To appreciate the strengths and weaknesses of PET/MRI in prostate cancer imaging.