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Training Videos: Reading PET Scans

Published: November 2, 2021

As part of the education component of ADNeT, Director Professor Chris Rowe has prepared two training videos to help imaging specialists interpret PET scans.

How to read FDG PET – Part One

How to read FDG PET: Cases – Part Two

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