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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Supplement 45:1 (January 2004)
Guest editor: Johannes Czernin, MD

Dual-modality PET/CT, as the most comprehensive diagnostic tool in oncologic imaging, invigorated nuclear medicine. This supplement presented the state of PET/CT in January 2004, along with its opportunities, future promise, clinical potential, and impact on patient care.

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, Supplement 46:1 (January 2005)
Editors: Steven M. Larson, MD, and Eric P. Krenning, MD, PhD

This collection of reviews on targeted radionuclide therapy provides a snapshot of the current status of modern clinical applications of therapeutic nuclear medicine.

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This peer-reviewed supplement to The Journal of Nuclear Medicine (48-1, Jan. 2007) will help physiciansincluding oncologists, internists, general practitioners, and radiologistsselect the imaging modality that best serves their patients. Articles focus on utilizing PET/CT technology in the diagnosis and care of cancer patients, including screening, detection, and management of cancer, particularly for thoracic, chest, abdominal, thyroid, head and neck cancers.

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 49:suppl 2 (June 2008)
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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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 50:asuppl 1 (May 2009)Guest editor: Wolfgang A. Weber, MDUnderstand the clinical role of FDG PET in monitoring therapy responses in cancer patients.

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The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 51;suppl 1 (May 2010)
Guest editor: Albert J. Sinusas, MD

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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