Congress venue:
The ICC & the NIA Birmingham
Broad Street
Birmingham, B1 2EA, United Kingdom

Join the Nuclear Medicine community in Birmingham from 15 to 19 October 2011.
Learn about the most recent developments and discuss the latest with experts.

 

At EANM 2011, Siemens will highlight its full spectrum of molecular imaging innovations.

Our flagship systems, Biograph™ mCT and Symbia™, tackle two of the most challenging issues facing molecular imaging today – improving patient comfort and increasing productivity. Through ground-breaking technologies that enable minimum dose and maximum speed, Siemens is helping expand the routine clinical utilization of molecular imaging.   

The recent introduction of Biograph mCT 20 Excel, with its affordable imaging performance, now brings the proven mCT platform to an even greater variety of healthcare institutions, and ultimately more patients. 

But growing the field of molecular imaging is also about continuously enabling new insights into disease progression. Siemens will showcase Biograph mMR, designed to revolutionize diagnostic imaging by expanding the realm of molecular imaging’s clinical applications, transforming diagnostic imaging as we know it today.

Molecular imaging is one of the fastest growing procedures worldwide. At Siemens, we are committed to bringing you solutions that meet your needs and fuel this momentum.

Visit Siemens in Birmingham to see how our latest innovations help you expand your return on innovation.

Dedicated and/or Shuttle PET – MR Systems: Strengths & Limitations

Sunday, 16 October 2011  
6:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Hall 7
 

Siemens talk:

 

 

Ambros J. Beer, MD

Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Physician
Attending, Assistant Professor, Department of Nuclear Medicine,

Technische Universität München, 
Munich, Germany

Siemens talk:

 

Frederic Schoenahl, PhD

Product & Science Physicist PET/PET-CT

Molecular Imaging
Siemens AG
Healthcare Sector
Erlangen, Germany

 

 

Siemens talk:

 

 

Vilim Simcic, Ph. D.

Vice President, Research and Development

Molecular Imaging

Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.

Knoxville, TN, USA

 

Siemens talk:

 

Benjamin Serrano, PhD
Medical Physicist
Princess Grace Hospital Center
Service de Médecine Nucléaire
Monaco