Sentences with phrase «nuclear medicine instrumentation»

This award is a tribute to Dr. Hoffman, a pioneer in nuclear medicine instrumentation.

It recognizes scientists in the field of nuclear medicine for their service and decotion to research and development of nuclear medicine instrumentation and to educating and training the next generation of scientists.

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The Computer and Instrumentation Council is made up of Society members who have an interest in computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications in therapeutic, diagnostic or investigational nuInstrumentation Council is made up of Society members who have an interest in computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications in therapeutic, diagnostic or investigational nuinstrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications in therapeutic, diagnostic or investigational nuclear medicine.

To provide members of the Society of Nuclear Medicine with a source of information on computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical pNuclear Medicine with a source of information on computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical pnuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics.

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To provide a forum for the members of the Society of Nuclear Medicine who have an interest in computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical pNuclear Medicine who have an interest in computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical pnuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics;

The Computer and Instrumentation Council's (CaIC) mission is to promote the dissemination of knowledge and the advancement of computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications for diagnosis and treatment in nuclear medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear MedicInstrumentation Council's (CaIC) mission is to promote the dissemination of knowledge and the advancement of computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications for diagnosis and treatment in nuclear medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear Medicine as anuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications for diagnosis and treatment in nuclear medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear Medicinstrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications for diagnosis and treatment in nuclear medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear Medicine as anuclear medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear Medicine as medicine to its members and to the Society of Nuclear Medicine as aNuclear Medicine as Medicine as a whole.

Nuclear medicine — a vital component of the rapidly emerging field of molecular imaging — is a medical specialty that uses small amounts of radioactive materials bound to special compounds (radiopharmaceuticals) in combination with imaging instrumentation that examine molecular processes in the body to detect and evaluate disease, such as brain disorders, heart disease and cancer.

Today the CaIC is composed of Society members who have an interest in computers, nuclear instrumentation, data analysis and medical physics and their applications in therapeutic, diagnostic or investigational nuclear medicine.