High concordance rate on SSTR-RADS version 1.0 as a reporting system for SSTR PET imaging and selection of potential PRRT candidates

Rudolf Werner; Thorsten Derlin; Steven Rowe; Lena Bundschuh; Gabriel Sheikh; Martin Pomper; Andreas Buck; Frank Bengel; Ralph Bundschuh; Constantin Lapa

Rudolf Werner
1Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
2Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
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Thorsten Derlin
1Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
2Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
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Steven Rowe
3Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore MD United States
6Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore MD United States
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Lena Bundschuh
4Department of Nuclear Medicine University Medical Center Bonn Bonn Germany
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Gabriel Sheikh
5Department of Nuclear Medicine Augsburg University Hospital Augsburg Germany
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Martin Pomper
3Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore MD United States
6Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Baltimore MD United States
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Andreas Buck
7Department of Nuclear Medicine University Hospital Wuerzburg Wurzburg Germany
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Frank Bengel
1Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
2Department of Nuclear Medicine Hannover Medical School Hannover Germany
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Ralph Bundschuh
4Department of Nuclear Medicine University Medical Center Bonn Bonn Germany
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Constantin Lapa
5Department of Nuclear Medicine Augsburg University Hospital Augsburg Germany
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High concordance rate on SSTR-RADS version 1.0 as a reporting system for SSTR PET imaging and selection of potential PRRT candidates

Rudolf Werner, Thorsten Derlin, Steven Rowe, Lena Bundschuh, Gabriel Sheikh, Martin Pomper, Andreas Buck, Frank Bengel, Ralph Bundschuh, Constantin Lapa

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Rudolf Werner, Thorsten Derlin, Steven Rowe, Lena Bundschuh, Gabriel Sheikh, Martin Pomper, Andreas Buck, Frank Bengel, Ralph Bundschuh, Constantin Lapa

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