• PET Agents in Clinical Oncology: Role of Radiopharmaceutical Science

    PET Agents in Clinical Oncology: Role of Radiopharmaceutical Science

    In keeping with the goals of the MITNEC program, Dr. Mercer discusses the roles of radiopharmaceuticals in PET and SPECT imaging. Flourine-based FDG is by far the most common of the imaging probes and is suitable for most cases, but it is not appropriate for all types of cancer. Other imaging probes have been developed for specific purposes and new probes are being investigated for enhanced pathology differentiation. The process of novel radiopharmaceutical development is discussed, together with case studies of Edmonton-based developments and current trends in research. Read More
  • Regulatory Perspective on Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints

    Regulatory Perspective on Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints

    As the Director of the Evaluation of Radiopharmaceuticals and Biotherapeutic Products at Health Canada, Dr. Klein gives a brief background on the introduction of the Food and Drug Act in Canada, followed by a full explanation of the regulatory process for biomarkers in Canada. The regulatory body focuses on the quality, safety and efficacy of diagnostic, preventative and therapeutic agents, being constantly evaluated from first discovery through market use to further evolution and all steps between.     Read More
  • Overview of Medical Imaging in Oncology

    Overview of Medical Imaging in Oncology

    Positron Emission Tomography is an invaluable and perhaps most important tool for assessing cancer in vivo. Dr. Burrell provides a quick overview of the types of imaging used in oncology, specifically describing the role of PET in each stage of the therapy cycle. A brief history of PET is given, together with the basic physics and a glance at radiopharmaceutical use in oncology. The potential role of PET from diagnosis through staging, therapy planning, post-therapy evaluation and followup is discussed and many case studies presented. Read More
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  • Overview of Medical Imaging in Oncology +

    Overview of Medical Imaging in Oncology Positron Emission Tomography is an invaluable and perhaps most important tool for assessing cancer in vivo. Dr. Burrell provides a… Read More

  • PET Agents in Clinical Oncology: Role of Radiopharmaceutical Science +

    PET Agents in Clinical Oncology: Role of Radiopharmaceutical Science In keeping with the goals of the MITNEC program, Dr. Mercer discusses the roles of radiopharmaceuticals in PET and SPECT… Read More

  • Regulatory Perspective on Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints +

    Regulatory Perspective on Biomarkers and Surrogate Endpoints As the Director of the Evaluation of Radiopharmaceuticals and Biotherapeutic Products at Health Canada, Dr. Klein gives a brief background… Read More
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