… In particular, Hodgkin’s disease survivors treated with chest radiotherapy are at increased
risk of death as a result of cardiovascular causes, particularly fatal coronary artery disease2 …

Although 18 F-labeled NaF was the first widely used agent for skeletal scintigraphy, it
quickly fell into disuse after the introduction of 99m Tc-labeled bone-imaging agents. Recent …

This article presents an automated, patient-specific method for the detection of epileptic
seizure onset from noninvasive electroencephalography. We adopt a patient-specific approach …

Dose reduction has been a work in progress in pediatric imaging for nearly a decade. A 1996
report indicated that the long-term risk of carcinogenesis due to ionizing radiation in atomic …

Modern imaging techniques have become essential components of the management of
acute osteomyelitis and septic arthritis in children. This article addresses the role of these …

In 2008 the EANM published their paediatric dosage card. In 2011 the North American
consensus guidelines recommended a set of administered activities for paediatric nuclear …

The value of pediatric nuclear medicine is well established. Pediatric patients are referred to
nuclear medicine from nearly all pediatric specialties including urology, oncology, …

The technology revolution in image acquisition, instrumentation, and methods has resulted
in vast data sets that far outstrip the human observers’ ability to view, digest, and interpret …

INTRODUCTION: Use of copper radioisotopes in antibody radiolabeling is challenged by
reported loss of the radionuclide from the bifunctional chelator used to label the protein. The …

The advancement of positron emission tomography (PET) depends on the development of
new radiotracers that will complement 18 F-FDG. Copper-64 ( 64 Cu) is a promising PET …