Multimodality imaging, specifically PET/CT, brought a new perspective into the fields of
clinical and preclinical imaging. Clinical cases have shown, that the combination of …

Introduction Since their introduction in 2001, PET/CT systems have gained wide acceptance
primarily due to their inherent ability to combine functional and structural information about …

This paper summarises key themes and discussions from the 4th international workshop
dedicated to the advancement of the technical, scientific and clinical applications of …

Early diagnosis and therapy increasingly operate at the cellular, molecular, or even at the
genetic level. As diagnostic techniques transition from the systems to the molecular level, the …

Given the need for sophisticated in vivo detection techniques to better characterize the
cellular and subcellular processes in animals and humans, molecular imaging has become …

This paper summarises the proceedings and discussions at the third annual workshop held
in Tübingen, Germany, dedicated to the advancement of the technical, scientific and clinical …

Multimodal imaging is now well-established in routine clinical practice. Especially in the field
of nuclear medicine, new positron emission tomography (PET) installations comprise almost …

Multimodality imaging and, more specifically, the combination of PET and CT has matured
into an important diagnostic tool. During the same period, concepts for PET scanners …

With the combination of PET and CT images in dual-modality PET/CT units, it is now
possible to accurately align the functional information obtained with PET to the anatomical …

The recent development of new radiopharmaceuticals now permits molecular imaging of
biologic processes at the cellular level to improve both the diagnosis and treatment of …