26th annual RSM PET CT day

Join us in celebrating our annual PET CT meeting and engage in the opportunity to learn about a broad range of topics in PET CT, particularly a focus on improving the care of people who require PET CT scanning. Explore the role of emerging tracers, receive updates from British, European and world speakers on imaging of myocardial inflammation and the impact of different reconstructions and PET technologies on lymphoma reporting, from both clinical and technological perspectives. This meeting invites you to broaden your horizons on all things PET CT technology and the impact of AI on PET clinical pathways and research.

Why attend? 

• Hear from and network with British, European and world experts within radiology, including Ronald Boellaard, Professor of Quantitative Molecular Imaging from Amsterdam UMC and Riemer Slart, Nuclear Medicine Physician and Professor in Multimodality Cardiovascular Imaging at the University Medical Center of Grongingen.
• Learn how advances in PET CT technology, tracers and artificial intelligence are impacting clinical pathways and research
• Explore the role of emerging tracers and the impact of artificial intelligence on PET
• Gain an understanding of PET CT in common malignancies, including gynaecological and breast malignancies
• Be updated on current best practice and novel use in PET CT

Learning outcomes:

• Learn how novel reconstructions and technology can affect lymphoma reporting
• Understand the current status of artificial intelligence in PET and potential future uses
• Gain an understanding of emerging PET tracers

Who can attend?

• Consultants and trainees in nuclear medicine and radiology
• Physicists

Don’t miss this chance to enhance your expertise in this rapidly advancing field.

This event is also open for prize submissions for the Finzi Prize. To be eligible for the Prize, the candidate must be a resident doctor in radiology or radiation oncology currently in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Eire.