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Editors: 

Norman Bolus, MSPH, MPH, CNMT, FSNMMI-TS
Krystle W. Glasgow, MIS, CNMT, NMTCB(CT), NMAA
13-digit ISBN: 978-0932004-95-6

This detailed overview of nuclear medicine technology covers patient care, instrumentation, radiopharmaceuticals, federal regulations, imaging of ten systems within the body, and radionuclide therapy—complemented by hundreds of self-evaluation questions and answers mirroring the structure of national certification examinations.

Fifth edition highlights include updated information on:

• Radiopharmaceuticals, regulations and procedures
• Revamped chapters on CT and PET instrumentation
• New primers on radiation physics, advanced nuclear cardiology, MR and PET/MR
• General counting statistics and the advanced PET specialty exam
• Introductions to pharmacology, health informatics and research methods

Plus, expanded practice exams with additional answer possibilities let you assess what you've learned! 

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Absorbed dose and related quantities are the key predictors of the beneficial (therapeutic) effects of radiation and of the risk and/or severity of its adverse effects. The estimation of such dosimetric parameters is challenging, however, particularly for radiopharmaceuticals. Richly illustrated and thoroughly referenced, the MIRD Primer 2022 is a comprehensive, state-of-the-art guide to radiopharmaceutical dosimetry that reflects the dramatic evolution of the field of nuclear medicine, including molecular imaging and, increasingly, radiopharmaceutical therapy.

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This manual-newly updated and in binder format-includes all current, standardized procedure standards for nuclear medicine procedures.

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Roger W. Howell, PhD, Dandamudi V. Rao, PhD, Lionel G. Bouchet, PhD, Wesley E. Bolch, PhD, S. Murty Goddu

Roger W. Howell, PhD, Dandamudi V. Rao, PhD, Lionel G. bouchet, PhD, Wesley E. Bolch, PhD., S. Murty Goddu

Provides tools necessary to estimate the absorbed dose at the cellular level from intracellularly localized radionuclides using cellular S values for emitters of monoenergetic electrons and alpha particles and almost all radionuclides.

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Lionel G. Bouchet, Wesley E. Bolch, Barry W. Wessels, David Weber

Lionel G. Bouchet, PhD, Wesley E. Bolch, PhD, Barry W. Wessels, PhD, David Weber

Addresses available neuroimaging applications in nuclear medicine internal dosimetry for both children and adults. Contains comprehensive tables of absorbed fractions and S values for all models and radiopharmaceuticals, along with steps for verifying calculations and tabulations.

IntroductionDescription of the Pediatric Head and Brain ModelsThe Shape of the HeadThe Skin of the HeadThe Skeletal RegionsThe Regions of the SpineThe Soft Tissue Regions (Excluding Brain)The Brain and its SubregionsDosimeric DataRadiation Transport SimulationAbsorbed Fractions of EnergyRadionuclide S valuesConclusionsReferences

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 40:1 (January 1999)

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 49:2 (August 2006)
Guest Editor: Sanjiv S. Gambhir, MD, PhD

This supplement includes reviews of the major areas in which molecular imaging of cancer management was making progress in 2006. Although many other areas could also easily be a part of this supplement, the areas reviewed were chosen to familiarize the reader with the state of the art of the predominant strategies for using molecular imaging in the management of cancer. A multimodality perspective is used, in which both radionuclide-based methods with SPECT and PET and nonradionuclide-based methods including MRI, MR spectroscopy, optical imaging, and ultrasound imaging are discussed for each major area.

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Multimodality Molecular Imaging of the Cardiovascular System, a supplement to the top-rated Journal of Nuclear Medicine, presents the state of the art of cardiovascular molecular imaging and provides discussion of the opportunities and challenges in advancing cardiovascular molecular imaging to clinical practice.

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Supplement 52:2 (December 2011)
Editors: Johannes Czernin, MD; Wolfgang Weber, MD; Heinrich Schelbert, MD, PhD

This special issue of The Journal of Nuclear Medicine addresses the current state of and developments in radionuclide imaging as well as limitations, threats, and possible solutions.

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A simple collection of the summaries of the Wagner highlights lectures published in the SNM Newsline newsletter and The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. A preface written by Frederic H. Fahey as SNMMI Historian describes the process by which the book was conceived and assembled; a foreword by S. James Adelstein provided his view of the importance of these lectures and Dr. Wagner's unique view of the field of nuclear medicine.

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Myocardial Perfusion Imaging 2016: Quality, Safety, and Dose Optimization.

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