Nuclear Medicine

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• Radiotherapy Still Used in Some Older Breast Cancer Patients, In Spite of Little Benefit

• PET Tracer Imaging Changes Brain Tumor Management Plans

• Radiotherapy Surface Beacon Transponder Designed for Real-Time Tracking

• First Adaptive Radiotherapy Trial Initiated for Head and Neck Cancer Patients

• Older Lung Cancer Patients Survival Not Improved by Postoperative Radiotherapy

• Molecular PET-CT System Provides Precise Measurement of Metabolic Processes and Data Quantification

• Molecular Breast Imaging May Be Better Than Ultrasound and Mammography for Breast Cancer Detection

• For Problematic Breast Cancer Cases, PET Techniques Offer More Accurate Diagnosis, Prognosis

• Proton Treatment Center Established in Saudi Arabia

• Head and Neck Cancer Recurrence Detected Earlier by Follow-Up PET/CT

• Lifelong Brain-Stimulating Practices Leads to Lower Alzheimer’s Protein Levels

• Noninvasive Fluorescent Molecular Imaging Probes Identify Lymph Node Metastasis

• PET Imaging Agent Has Potential for Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease

• TOF PET/MR Scanner to Advance New Approaches to Cancer and Neurology

• SPECT System Offers Cost-Effective Nuclear Medicine to Global Markets

• Radiotherapy Training Center, Clinical Help Desk Established in Tokyo

• Research Reveals PET Effectively Identifies Dementia

• Breast Cancer Brachytherapy Benefits Still Unclear

• Proton Therapy Effective for Prostate Cancer Treatment

• High Dose Delivery and Prone Breast Treatment Capabilities Added to Advanced Radiotherapy Cancer Treatment

• Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging Shown Comparable to MRI

• Fusion Imaging System Designed for Standalone MR and Hybrid PET/MR Imaging

• Breast-Specific Gamma Imaging Not Affected by Breast Density