Molecular Imaging

With the latest molecular imaging tools and biomarkers to enhance diagnostic accuracy and enable disease-modifying treatments, clinicians are paving the way for Alzheimer's disease care.

An oncology team in Bengaluru, India, explains how they maximize their PET/CT scanner’s capabilities to better serve their increasing oncology patient population.

Situated near the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, the Rome Imaging Center in Rome, Georgia, USA, is the first site to install the new Biograph Trinion™ PET/CT scanner. This is not the first time this small imaging center in a rural community has been at the forefront of molecular imaging. The center continues to deliver high-quality imaging, all while upholding minimal radiation exposure levels and scan times.

When it comes to molecular imaging in pediatrics, one must remember that children are not simply small adults. Rigshospitalet in Denmark uses a PET/CT scanner that provides ultra-fast scan times and low-dose accommodations for young patients, often eliminating the need for sedation.

In many countries, the best clinical expertise is often concentrated in and around capitals. Dr. Horacio Amaral, from Santiago, Chile’s capital city, not only has the latest molecular imaging equipment but highly educated users as well. Across this large country, it is important for clinicians to share their expertise, reach more patients, and enable easier access to care in remote parts of Chile. How can they achieve that?