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Nuclear Medicine

Image: Diffuse bone marrow uptake pattern in 18F-FDG PET/CT. (A and B) Uptake lower than (A) or similar to (B) that in liver was considered negative for BMI. (C) Uptake higher than that in liver was always linked to anemia or inflammatory processes and also considered negative for BMI (Photo courtesy of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging).

PET/CT Better Choice Than Bone Marrow Biopsy for Diagnosis, Prognosis of Lymphoma Patients

A more accurate technique for determining bone marrow involvement in patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma has been identified by French researchers. More...
13 Aug 2013
Image: Postdoc Thomas Betzel preparing the synthesis of the newly developed folic acid PET tracer for use on cancer patients (Photo courtesy of Gloria Pla, ETH Zurich).

New PET Imaging Tracer Makes Tumors Visible in High Resolution

An international team of scientists has developed a new compound that enables specific tumor types to be rendered visible in high resolution using PET imaging. More...
31 Jul 2013

PET-CT Imaging Enhances Care of Limited-Stage Small-Cell Lung Cancer Patients Care

New research has concluded that recommending PET-CT)imaging improves staging accuracy and intrathoracic-disease identification, which in turn, leads into an improvement in clinical outcome in these patients. More...
23 Jul 2013

3MP Diagnostic Displays with LED backlights Allows Radiologists to Visualize More Details

New diagnostic displays enhance radiologist performance and productivity by making slight details more perceptible faster, and feature 3MP resolution and using high-bright light-emitting diode backlights. More...
22 Jul 2013

Detecting Metastases Using Prostate Enzyme During SPECT Imaging

Metastatic prostate cancer cells, no matter where they hide, still express some of the same signaling as normal prostate cells; in some cases even more so, as with the prostate-specific membrane antigen enzyme. More...
17 Jul 2013
Image: A permissive captor A computer rendering depicts a GroEL protein hunting down an Aβ protein. Four complementary styles of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy contributed to an understanding of the protein-to-protein interaction (Photo courtesy of Fawzi lab at Brown University).

NMR Innovation Offers Insights into Protein Interaction

By taking a novel approach to nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, scientists have been able to resolve a key interaction between two proteins that could never be seen before. More...
17 Jul 2013

Pediatric PET Imaging of Pediatric Brain Tumors Gets a Boost with Easier-to-Manufacture Imaging Agent

A tool in the fight against childhood brain cancer was shown enhance conventional MRI technologyby providing information about tumor metabolism and the level of cancer in children diagnosed with glioma. More...
04 Jul 2013
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