… imaging techniques are used in all phases of cancer management. Imaging forms an essential
part of cancer … Hybrid imaging techniques are able to supply complementary information …

… The potential role of imaging in the further evaluation of prostate cancer patients who are
candidates for definitive therapy, not only for treatment selection and planning but also for …

… power of imaging in the clinical management of cancer patients lies ahead. Today, imaging
is at a … instrumentation—we can be optimistic that molecular imaging will contribute in many …

… Imaging technologies used to assess patients with cancer may be grossly subdivided into
structural and functional imaging … imaging of cancer, as well as the wide variety of functional …

… (in patients with PSA level > 10 ng/mL) and CT (in patients … role of modern imaging in
prostate cancer detection, staging, … ; the proportion of patients receiving any staging imaging test …

… imaging tool in oncology. US Medicare reimbursement of FDG-PET recently expanded to
encompass all cancer patients … breast cancer and other settings [eg, non–small cell lung cancer …

… outcome for certain cancers [12], [13], allowing for more accurate staging and re-staging, as
well as drug response monitoring of patients with molecular imaging technology. Eventually, …

… the physics and chemistry of cancer imaging and highlights the … agents and radiotracers for
cancer imaging is reviewed, as … new technologies have the potential to improve patient care. …

… e | Cross-sectional FDG PET images are shown, of a patient 40 minutes after injection with
FDG. Normal uptake in brain (Br) and myocardium (C), and renal excretion into the urinary …

… and its implication for imaging in patients with cancer have not been … Using VAI, we found
that patients who responded to anti-… survived longer than patients without these responses. …