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Functional & Molecular Emission Computed Tomography

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Our research group is set up to improve and enhance the diagnostic value of emission tomographic imaging systems as specifically related to cancer. These include the nuclear medicine imaging modalities positron emission tomography (PET) and single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) both for clinical and for preclinical applications. With a focus on preclinical imaging in small animals these also include the optical modalities bioluminescence imaging (BLI) as well as fluorescence mediated imaging (FMI) and fluorescence diffusion optical tomography (DOT).

Research

© Simulation & rendering of 11C positron decay in tissue, J. Peter ZMP cover image 16(1) 2006, dkfz.de

Topics, related to

Collaborations, member of

  • Crystal Clear Collaboration (CCC)

 

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