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08:30
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Situation of Nuclear Medicine in Low- and Medium-Income Countries
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Francesco Giammarile
(until 09:30)
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08:30
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Scaling Prostate Cancer Care in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: The Role of PSMA PET in the Era of Rising Incidence
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Massimo Valerio
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08:50
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Starting off Theranostics in small hospitals in developing countries
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Bob Omondi
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09:10
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Establishment of Local Production of 18F-Florbetapir for Cost-Effective Amyloid PET Imaging of Alzheimer’s Disease at Siriraj Hospital, Thailand
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Tossaporn Siriprapa
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09:30
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Session 4: Nuclear Medicine Deployment in LMICs: Enabling Technologies
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Antonio Gonzalez
(until 10:40)
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09:30
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Enabling Neuroimaging in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Development of a Compact, High-Performance DOI and TOF-Enabled Brain PET System
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Qiyu Peng
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09:48
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Toward More Accessible Brain PET: Initial Human FDG Imaging with the SmartBrain Wearable Dedicated PET
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Qiyu Peng
(Shenzhen Bay Laboratory)
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10:06
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Towards Equitable Cardiovascular Care: A High-Performance, Cost-Effective Cardiac-Dedicated TOF-PET System for Resource-Limited Settings
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Qiyu Peng
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10:23
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Potential Applications of Total-Body PET in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
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Qiyu Peng
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10:40
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Coffee Break
(until 11:10)
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11:10
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Nuclear Medicine Deployment in LMICs: Enabling Technologies
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Roger lecomte
(until 12:30)
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11:10
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Low-Cost BGO PET System with DOI Measurement for Small-Animal Imaging
- Mr
Xin Yu
(Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Shenzhen Bay Laboratory)
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11:30
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Jagiellonian PET: Democratizing access to positron emission tomography with low-cost, modular, lightweight, and portable PET scanners based on plastic scintillators
- Prof.
Pawel Moskal
(Jagiellonian University)
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11:50
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Design of Walk-Through PET-CT aiming for minimal motion and high throughput
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Stefaan Vandenberghe
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12:10
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Multiplexed SiPM Readout and Real-Time FPGA Processing for Pixelated BGO PET Detectors
- Prof.
Nicola Belcari
(Department of Physics, University of Pisa)
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