This course aims to teach learners about advanced imaging technologies for diagnosing prostate cancer beyond traditional methods like PSAs and biopsies. The course covers topics such as types of scanners, molecular imaging, focal therapy, radiation therapy, recurrence, and regulatory aspects. The teaching method includes lectures on PET/CTs, PET/MRIs, and a systematic approach to diagnosis. The intended audience for this course includes healthcare professionals, radiologists, nuclear medicine specialists, and individuals interested in the latest advancements in prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Diagnosing Prostate Cancer - Moving Beyond PSAs, Gleason Scores and Biopsies Through Advanced Imaging
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Types of scanners
MRI vs PET CT
Prostate cancer is tricky
PSA vs Research
Research Projects
Biopsy Example
Focal Therapy
Radiation Therapy
MRI
Recurrence
Biochemical recurrence
Regulatory authorities
Terranostics
Compound Luteum PSA
We Need to See What You Treat
Systematic Approach
Alpha Radiation
Nuclear Medicine
Patient Input
Renovated Space
Diagnostics Clinic
Patient Visits
Spect
Giving back
Multidisciplinary team
Nuclear medicine team
Questions Answers
Taught by
Stanford Health Care
