New scanner expands dynamic PET imaging ability to visualize dual blood supply in lung cancer

Credit: Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2024). DOI: 10.2967/jnumed.123.267036 Lung cancer can advance quickly. Once a person starts treatment, it is vital to know whether that treatment is working or if the patient should be switched to a different treatment. New advanced imaging technology at UC Davis Health may give doctors a way to quickly track how well their patients are doing with a certain treatment. Scientists at UC Davis Comprehensive Cancer and the UC Davis Department of Radiology have discovered a novel way to image the unique blood supply of Read More

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