MEDAMI 2014 - III MEDITERRANEAN THEMATIC WORKSHOP IN ADVANCED MOLECULAR IMAGING

Abstracts and Talks

• Guido Baroni (Politecnico di Milano - Fondazione CNAO)
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    External/ internal correlation models for motion Management in radiotherapy

• Ivo Boskowski (Catholic University of Rome, Digestive Endoscopy Unit)
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    Gastrointestinal endoscopy I

• Simon Cherry (University of California - Davis)
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    PET technology across different scales: designs driven by applications

• Fortunato Cirillo (Metaltronica)
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    Molecular Breast Imaging unit - ISO 13485 requirements for management of the process of production from the feasibility study to the clinical validation

• Gianmaria Collazuol (PD)
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    Silicon Photo-Multipliers: status and perspectives

• Maurizio Conti (Siemens)
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    Prospects for imaging prostate cancer with PET/CT and PET/MR

• Giacomo Cuttone (LNS)
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    Particle radiation therapy: the promise, the current status, the perspectives

• Alessia Di Legge (University Cattolica Rome)
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    Present status of OB/GYN cancer treatment and the role of imaging

• Alexander Drzezga (Cologne)
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    The role of molecular imaging in the management of degenerative diseases

• Marie-Alix Duval (IMNC, Orsay, France)
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    Review of surgical imagers

• Marie-­‐Alix Duval (IMNC, IN2P3)
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    Review of surgical imagers

• George El Fakhri (University of Harward)
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    PET imaging in radiation therapy

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    PET-MR –Clinical rationale for PET/MRI

• Riccardo Faccini (ROMA1)
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    Review of non-imaging surgical probes

• Jacopo Galli (Universita' Cattolica)
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    Head and neck cancers, what the surgeon expect from imaging

• Franco Garibaldi (ISS)
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    Dedicated detectors for OB/GYN

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    Welcome addresses

• Antonio J. Gonzales Martinez (I3M)
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    Dedicated detector systems for brain imaging

• Roger Gunn (Imperial College)
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    PET Neuroimaging in Early Phase Drug Development

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    PET Radiotracer Discovery and Development for Neuroimaging

• York Haemisch
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    Digital Photon Counting (DPC, dSiPM) technology - Scalable light detection for high sensitivity medical systems

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    The role of equipment industry in the translation from research ideas into medical (imaging) devices - a personal view

• Nathan Hall (Ohio State University, Columbus)
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    Perioperative and intraoperative molecular imaging for tumor localization in surgical oncology

• Hamamatsu
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    Analog SiPM

• Joel Karp (University of Pensilvania)
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    TOF-PET: from the idea to clinics

• Iraj Khalkhali (Harbor - UCLA Medical center)
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    The role of dedicated single photon detectors in breast diagnosis

• Joackim Klode (Essen University)
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    The role of optical techniques in diagnosis and surgery

• R. Laugier (University of Nice)
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    Role of EndoTOF PET_US in pancreatic pathology

• Paul Lecoq (CERN)
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    EndoTOF PET-US, a dedicated detector for pancreas and prostate biomarkers developments

• Stan Majewski
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    TRUS_Tof_PET Project

• Chumy Nwogu (Rosswell Park Cancer Institute, Buffalo)
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    Differentiation between cancer and inflammation, the role of the imagers

• Roberto Orecchia (european institute of oncology)
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    The role of the radiotherapy in cancer therapy

• Vincenzo Patera (ROMA1;LNF)
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    Novel techniques for dose monitoring in particle therapy

• Luigi Picardi (ENEA Frascati)
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    A Linac for hadrotherapy

• Bernd Pichler (Univeristy of Tubingen)
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    PET-MR:from the idea to the working detector

• Manuel Rolo (INFN - Torino)
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    TOFPET ASICS

• Dennis Schaart (Delft University of Technology)
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    Is sub-100 picosecond time resolution feasible in realistic TOF PET systems?

• Markus Schwaiger (Technische Universität München)
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    The role of molecular imaging in cardiology. Limits of cardiac imagers available. Is there a need for new devices?

• Nicholas Seneca (Roche)
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    The role of medical imaging in pharmaceutical industry

• Jesus Silva-Rodriguez (Health Research Institute)
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    18F-Choline: Is shine-effect an issue for prostate SUV quantification? An evaluation based on Monte Carlo simulations of the XCAT phantom

• Vesna Sossi (University of British Columbia)
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    PET signal optimization for different tasks: from lesion detection to pattern definition

• David Townsend
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    Closing the Meeting

• David Townsend (CIRC, University of Singapore)
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    Lost in Translation: from nuclear science to clinical reality

• Charalampos Tsoumpas (University of Leeds, United Kingdom)
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    Reconstruction software

• Joao Varela (Univeristy of Lisbon)
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    Electronics and data acquisition for PET systems based on silicon photosensors in general

• Andrea Varrone (Karolinska Stoccolma)
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    Molecular brain imaging: recent advances in relation to pathology and treatment

• David R. Vera (Univeristy of California S. Diego)
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    Lymphoseek: Clinical validation of a design model for a receptor-­‐targeted SLN imaging agent

• César David Vera Donoso (La Fe Universitary Hospital)
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    Present status of prostate cancer treatment and the role of imaging

• Annibale Versari (Azienda Ospedaliera Arcispedale Santa Maria Nuova)
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    Clinical applications and limitations of PET/CT. When other technologies can help