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MEDAMI 2016 - IV Mediterranean Thematic Workshop in Advanced Molecular Imaging

1–5 May 2016
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Brain (including open MINDVIEW session)

2 May 2016, 16:10

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  1. 22. Molecularly targeted therapy and radiogenomic imaging in glioblastoma
    B. Wiestler, Dept. of Neuroradiology, TU Munich (Dept. of Neuroradiology, TU Munich, Germany)
    02/05/2016, 16:10
    Oral
    Glioblastoma (WHO grade IV) is the most common malignant primary brain tumor in adults with a dismal median overall survival of 16 months, despite intensive radio-chemotherapy. In recent years, the advent of high-throughput genomic analyses has helped us to better understand the biology underlying this disease. These advances translate in two ways “from bench to bedside”: First, tumors now can...
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  2. 8. The TRIMAGE project: A Trimodality brain scanner for early diagnosis of schizophrenia
    A. Del Guerra, Dept. of Physics, University of Pisa (Dept. of Physics, University of Pisa)
    02/05/2016, 16:40
    Oral
    TRIMAGE is an interdisciplinary FP7-funded European collaboration aimed at developing a cost-effective dedicated brain PET/MR/EEG brain scanner for early diagnosis of schizophrenia. The brain activity measured with fMRI, combined with the highly sensitive molecular information provided by PET, and the highly sensitive temporal information from EEG converge into a new imaging tool for...
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  3. 10. SPM-guided PET analysis for the evaluation of non-lesional epilepsy.
    J. Silva-Rodríguez, IDIS Santiago de Compostela (Molecular Imaging Group in Health Research Institute (IDIS), Santiago de Compostela, Galicia, Spain)
    02/05/2016, 17:00
    Oral
    Multi-modal preoperative evaluation with advanced structural, functional, and metabolic neuroimaging techniques is essential in the pre-surgical evaluation of refractory epilepsy for the delineation of the epileptogenic zone to be resected. In latter years, PET has gained a leading role in this evaluation since it has demonstrated to be simpler and more sensitive than ictal SPECT in certain...
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  4. 2. Final design and initial results of the first MINDView brain PET insert prototype
    A. Gonzalez Martinez, I3M Valencia
    02/05/2016, 17:20
    Oral
    The first prototype of the MINDView project, a brain PET insert MR compatible, is currently being assembled. The scanner is composed of 3 rings of 20 detector blocks each. The detector block includes a monolithic LYSO crystal with 50x50x20 mm3 and a custom 12x12 SiPM array (TSV-type). The system defines an axial and transaxial field of view (FOV) of about 150 mm and 240 mm, respectively....
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  5. 43. MINDVIEW open session, ctn'd
    J.M. Benlloch, I3M Valencia
    02/05/2016, 17:40
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