PROF FRIEDRICH KNUT LIEPE

Head of Department

Department of Nuclear Medicine

Klinikum Frankfurt (Oder)

Frankfurt (Oder), Germany

CURRICULUM VITAE

Prof. Dr. Knut Liepe

Education

28.09.2012 University Nürnberg-Erlangen, Master of Health Business Administration 

01.07.2007 Technical University Dresden PhD thesis (autoradiography, dosimetry and clinical application of rhenium-188-HEDP in bone metastases of prostate cancer)

10.05.2000 Consultant in Nuclear Medicine

16.12.1992 Consultant in Paediatrics

25.07.1989 Technical University Dresden MD with summa cum laude 

01.09.1986 Technical University Dresden, Germany: licence to practise medicine

Professional Experience

Since 22 years experiences as emergency doctor ambulant emergency service

2022 extraordinary professor at University Marburg

2014-present Head of the Department of Nuclear Medicine Klinikum Frankfurt (Oder)

2007 unsalaried lecture at the University Hospital Dresden, current University Marburg 

2006 – 2013      Head of the Department of Nuclear Medicine 

2002 – 2005 assistant medical director at University Hospital Dresden

31 years proven experience in therapy on an outpatient basis, especially radiosynovectomy (treatment of more than 25,000 joints), radium-therapy of ankylosing spondylitis and pain palliation using rhenium-188-HEDP, rhenium-186-HEDP, strontium-89, samarium-153-EDTMP and combination with chemotherapy, benign and malign thyroid disease 

28 years at international level: scientific presentations at national/international meetings and organisation of meetings including the following topics: diagnostic tools in osteoporosis, radionuclide renography in hypertension and hydronephrosis, dosimetry and therapeutic efficacy of rhenium-188-HEDP in bone palliation, benign and malign thyroid disease, radiosynovectomy, radiation protection, rhenium-188 microspheres in liver metastases, animal studies

25 years experiences as chief scientific investigator (4 missions), lecture for training courses (5 missions), expert for the IAEA Fellowships Scientific Visit Programme (3 missions), pre-projects at the IAEA (2 missions) and several meetings at the headquarter in Vienna