Titlebook: Quality in Nuclear Medicine; Andor W.J.M. Glaudemans,Jitze Medema,C.T.B. (Kees) Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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Vertebrate Animals Used for Experimental and Other Scientific Purposes: Principles and Practice for ter is guiding the reader through the background of legislation and the principles behind laboratory animal science and legislation to create awareness and a basic level of knowledge in this field. Several aspects of the European legislation are addressed in detail, but the principles have been acce

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The Role of a Nuclear Medicine Department in Nuclear Accidentsing in between. A department of nuclear medicine should be prepared for accidents which can happen in the patient service area of the hospital. So a proper inventory of nuclear facilities in the area should be available or should be made..In this chapter an overview will be given on the possible acc

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Medical Devicesthese medical devices. In the UMCG, the Department of Medical Technology provides technical support in the application of medical technology and makes an important contribution to the continuity and safety of care, education, and research. In this chapter, it is explained how a tender for a new came

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SPECT/CT and Image Quality from the point of view that a SPECT/CT camera is used primarily as a SPECT camera that also acquires a CT image, registered to this SPECT image. Consequently, we will discuss SPECT image quality and show how the CT part of the technology can be used to improve the quality and readability of the SPE

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Patient Safety Considerations for Combined PET/MR ImagingET information with the CT-guided localization of tumor lesions has made PET/CT the modality of choice for a vast majority of oncological indications. In addition, the CT data can be used to correct the PET data for attenuation effects. Meanwhile, new advances in PET detector hardware have led to in

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Standardization of Imaging Biomarkers: The FDG PET/CT Exampleitative imaging biomarker are explained. Requirements for the use of (any) medical imaging modality as imaging biomarker are being discussed and, in particular, the implications for use of quantitative FDG PET/CT studies in a multicenter setting are summarized. Moreover, future developments, new qua