Utility of FDG PET-CT and New Tracers in Assessing Neurocognitive Brain Pathology

Radiologists

This course is designed for consultants who already have experience reporting FDG PET-CT scans and who wish to explore the role of 18 FDG imaging in assessing neurocognitive brain pathology.

This course comprises two tutorials in total: tutorial one provides an overview of the background of dementia; basic principles of imaging for dementia diagnosis; clinical indications; evidence base: typical uptake in dementia subtypes; imaging algorithm; and costs and radiation doses. Tutorial two covers the molecular basis of FDG PET; procedure guidelines; image review and Computer-Aided Detection (CAD) software; and interpretation and reporting guidelines.

It is expected that candidates have prior knowledge of FDG PET-CT imaging before undertaking the tutorials.

Suitable for radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians who already have experience reporting FDG PET-CT scans for Oncology, and those who would like to explore the role of F18 FDG imaging in assessing neurocognitive brain pathology.

Learning Outcomes

There are currently no defined learning outcomes for this course.

Prerequisites

This course has no prerequisites.

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