Nuclear Medicine Update 2019:
​Inaugural PET/CT Workshop

The NMU 2019: Inaugural PET/CT Workshop was held in conjunction with the Singapore Congress of Radiology (SGCR) from 13 - 15 August 2019 at Ng Teng Fong Centre for Healthcare Innovation, Singapore

​06 - 07 November 2021
Virtual Hands-On Workshop


WORKSHOP DIRECTOR:
  • Dr Hian Liang HUANG, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore

INVITED SPEAKERS:
  • Prof. Martin HUELLNER, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland
  • Prof. Lars HUSMANN, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland
  • Prof. Valentina GARIBOTTO, Geneva University Hospitals, Switzerland
  • Prof. Yang LU, American College of Nuclear Medicine, USA
OBJECTIVES

• Hybrid imaging with Positron Emission Tomography (PET) enables combined anatomical and functional information for advancing personalised medicine and optimal patient care.  

• This hands-on workshop jointly organised by the Department of Nuclear Medicine, University Hospital Zurich and Nuclear Medicine Society (Singapore) aims to provide an update of the applications of PET/CT in clinical practice, and the evolving applications of PET/MR.
REGISTRATION
10.00
per pax
Lectures ONLY

Registration is confirmed upon receipt of full payment 
​based on first-come-first-served basis.
* CME points  approved by Singapore Medical Board. 2 cme points/day applicable t0 Singapore doctors.

PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHT

• Two days of lectures on the latest tracers and applications for Oncologic, Cardiac and Neurology PET/CT and PET/MRI
• Two days of hands on workshop, reviewing PET/CT and PET/MRI cases with local and overseas experts​
* Approved by Singapore Medical Board
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
​
• Nuclear Medicine Physicians wanting to learn the latest in hybrid imaging and have a hands on experience of reporting hybrid imaging studies.
• Nuclear Medicine or Radiology Residents.
• Other professionals wanting to understand the role of hybrid imaging.
TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS​

​It is strongly recommended that you have access to the following software/hardware:
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  • Computer with 1 monitor, preferably 2 monitors (Mobile devices are not encouraged.) It is recommended to use a computer four years old or newer with at least 1GB of RAM.
  • A High Speed Internet Connection with speeds of 1.5 mbps or higher is recommended for virtual workshop to ensure that you can access all of the materials and resources, particularly large file sizes as with streaming video. 
  • Zoom app. New users to Zoom are required to enable or install a browser extension before accessing Zoom on the computer for the first time.
  • For best performance, your computer should support the most recent browser versions - Chrome (preferred) or Firefox.
  • Working microphone and webcam (can be combined or included with computer hardware such as in a laptop)
  • Speakers or headphones​​

Organised by

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Nuclear Medicine Society (Singapore)

In Collaboration with

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University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland
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American College of Nuclear Medicine

Main Sponsor

Philanthropic Sponsor