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PET bei hirntumoren
Translated title of the contribution
:
PET imaging of brain tumors
W. A. Weber
, A. L. Grosu
University of Freiburg
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Positron Emission Tomography
100%
Tyrosine
100%
Sub-volume
100%
Brain Tumor
100%
Radiopharmaceuticals
100%
11C-methionine
100%
Tumor
50%
Normal Brain
50%
18F-fluorodeoxyglucose (18F-FDG)
50%
Tumor Tissue
50%
High-dose Radiation
50%
Cancer Cells
50%
Tumor Hypoxia
50%
High Glucose
50%
Glucose Utilization
50%
Meningioma
50%
Aggressiveness
50%
Tumor Proliferation
50%
Recurrent Tumor
50%
Glioma
50%
Gray Matter
50%
Radiolabeled Amino Acids
50%
Intensity-modulated Radiotherapy
50%
Ongoing Clinical Trials
50%
Glucose Analogues
50%
68Gallium
50%
Extracranial Tumors
50%
Radiation Treatment Planning
50%
Somatostatin Analogs
50%
Poor Contrast
50%
MRI Brain Tumor
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Intracranial Tumor
100%
Neoplasm
100%
Fluorine 18
66%
Methionine
66%
Carbon 11
66%
Clinical Trial
33%
Malignant Neoplasm
33%
Amino Acid
33%
Fluorodeoxyglucose F 18
33%
Tumor Growth
33%
Hypoxia
33%
Tumor Recurrence
33%
Somatostatin Derivative
33%
Glucose Derivative
33%
Meningioma
33%
Neuroscience
Fluorine-18
100%
Positron Emission Tomography
100%
Intracranial Tumor
100%
Methionine
66%
Radiopharmaceutical
66%
Radiation Therapy
66%
Gray Matter
33%
Amino Acid
33%
Somatostatin Derivative
33%
Glucose Derivative
33%
Meningioma
33%