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Stanford School of Medicine:
PET/CT and Molecular Imaging - 2007
Agenda Subject to Speaker Approval
Session 1
| FDG PET/CT: The Fundamentals and the Future |
Sanjiv S. Gambhir |
| Current Approaches to Managing Cancer and What Oncologists Need from Imaging |
George Albert Fisher |
| Questions & Answers |
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| Hot or Not: A High Yield Guide to PET Imaging |
George Segall |
| Clinical Update on PET/CT in Lung and Breast Cancer: The Basics and Important Recent Studies |
Andrew Quon |
| Questions & Answers |
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Session 2
| Interesting and Difficult PET/CT Cases in Chest and Breast Malignancies |
Ann N. Leung |
| Example Cases |
Andrew Quon |
| Questions & Answers |
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| Role of PET/CT in Neurooncology & Case Reviews |
Nancy Fischbein |
Session 3
| An Integrated Approach to Using PET/CT in Squamous Cell Head/Neck Cancer & Case Reviews |
Nancy Fischbein |
| The Present and Future of PET Imaging in Neurodegenerative Disease |
Andrew Quon |
| Top 5 Pieces of Information That I Want From Every PET/CT Report |
George Albert Fisher |
Session 4
| CT Interpretation Workshop 1: Interpretation of Chest CT Normal Structures |
Ann N. Leung |
| CT Interpretation Workshop 2: Interpretation of Chest CT Pathology |
Ann N. Leung |
Session 5
| Talk to Your Technologist and Physicist Intelligently: OSEM, FBP, and Other Important Acronyms Explained to Improve Image Quality |
Craig S. Levin |
| Combined PET/CT with Contrast on GE, Siemens, and Philips Scanning Systems: The Protocols we use at our Institutions |
Heiko Schöder |
| How PET/CT Helps My Management of GI Malignancies (And Where it Could be Better) |
George Albert Fisher |
Session 6
| Correlative Cases in Gynecological Tumors that Involve PET/CT |
R. Brooke Jeffrey |
| Correlative Cases of GI and GU Malignancies that Involve PET/CT |
R. Brooke Jeffrey |
Session 7
| Challenges in the Management of Lymphoma and the Judicious Use of PET/CT |
Sandra Horning |
| Questions & Answers |
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| PET/CT Cases From Lymphoma Tumor Board: The Good, Bad, and Ugly |
Sandra Horning |
| Staying Current:Most Important PET/CT Research Studies of the Past 2 Years that Effect Your Clinical Practice |
Johannes Czernin |
| Questions & Answers |
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Session 8
| CT Interpretation Workshop 3: Pitch, Slice, Detectors, Current, and Energy- Multidetector CT Explained |
Craig S. Levin |
Session 9
| Applying PET/CT to Image Guided Radiotherapy (IGRT): A Radiation Oncologist’s Perspective |
Albert Koong |
| Questions & Answers |
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| Image Guided Radiotherapy (IGRT) for Pancreatic Cancer |
Albert Koong |
Session 10
| Using Molecular Imaging to Evaluate New Therapeutics Targeted For VEGFR, EGFR, and Tyrosine Kinases |
Sanjiv S. Gambhir |
| Response, Partial Response or No Response? Criteria for Determining Adequate Therapeutic Response by PET/CT |
Johannes Czernin |
| Quantifying PET Data: Delving Beyond Changes in SUV |
Johannes Czernin |
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