Quick jump to CPET Teaching slides: Oncology (clinical), Neurology (clinical), Cardiology (clinical), Technical, Research

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SLIDE PRESENTATIONS

ONCOLOGY slides (clinical)
	960911 - PET Oncology Case Studies (Hani Nabi, MD) This series of slides presents a brief history and image interpretations for nine oncology patients scaned with 18-FDG. Be sure and view the notes pages too (not shown with ActiveX version). Download PowerPoint 7.0 presentation
CPET Neurology slides (clinical)
CPET Cardiology slides (clinical)
CPET Technical slides
Technical Slides Page	Slides related to technical/methodological aspects of PET are maintained on this page.
CPET Research
Neurology: General H215O Activation Studies Under Construction
Neurology: Tinnitus and Neural Plasticity Under Construction
Neurology: Epilepsy Under Construction
Neurology/Linguistics: Verb Conjugation Under Construction
Neurology: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Under Construction
Oncology: General Under Construction
Cardiac: Hibernating Myocardium (Porcine Model) Under Construction