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• SPECT/CT Plus Enzyme Found to Be Best Imaging Modality for Detecting Coronary Arterial Disease

• New Tumor-Targeting Agent Images a Wide Range of Cancers

• PET/CT System Enhances Disease Detection and Treatment Assessment

• SPECT/CT Imaging Helps Choose Best Treatment for Low Back Pain

• Presurgical SPECT/CT Imaging for Breast Cancer Reveals More Tumors Than Lymphoscintigraphy

• PET/MR Found Best Imaging Modality for Detecting Coronary Arterial Disease

• Taipei University to Install Proton Treatment Center

• Patient-Friendly PET/CT System Provides Very Large Bore, Wide Field-of-View, and Fast Imaging

• Molecular Breast Imaging Strategy Reveals More Tumors

• Five Diverse Imaging Technologies Now Combined in One SPECT/PET/CT System

• Simulations Demonstrate Neutron-Stimulated Emission CT and Gamma-Stimulated Emission CT to Be Safe

• Enhanced PET Imaging Radiotracers Designed for Better Tracking of Disease

• Re-Treating Lung Cancer with Radiotherapy Is Effective

• Breath Analysis Provides Same Sensitivity, Twice the Specificity of PET Imaging Identifying Early Lung Cancer

• PET Used Instead of Repeated Biopsy for Monitoring of Prostate Cancer

• Functional Brain PET Imaging Effectively Forecasts Which Vegetative Patients Can Recover Consciousness

• Early PET-Negative Stage I/II Hodgkin Lymphoma Patients Show Increased Risk of Early Relapse when Radiotherapy Is Not Used

• Beam Technology Enables Less Harmful, More Accurate, and Cost-Effective Radiotherapy

• PET Imaging Used to Assess Effectiveness of Menkes Disease Treatments

• Sharp Decline Seen in Use of Cardiac Nuclear Myocardial Perfusion Imaging

• Collaboration Expands Capacity for Proton Therapy Clinical Research and Patient Treatments

• Helium Ions May Provide Better-Targeted Treatment in Pediatric Radiotherapy

• Shock-Absorbing “Goo” Discovered in Bone