The real effect of stress

This cardiac podcast is a subset of the nuclear medicine and molecular medicine podcast

This podcast features and interview with Dr Verona from Italy.

The real effect of stress

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The inspire trial

The Inspire trial

This podcast features and interview with Dr Mahmarian from Houston Texas. It looks at the implications of the INSPIRE trial which used myocardial perfusion imaging to manage pre-exisitng cardiac disease.

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Myocardial Perfusion Imaging and Diabetes

Myocardial Perfusion Imaging and Diabetes
This podcast features and interview with Dr Franz Wakers from Yale on the DIAD trial on the use of myocardial perfusion screening in asymptomatic diabetics.

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Chemical stressing Dr Glover

This is a cross posting from the Nuclear medicine and molecular medicine podcast
This episode features an interview with Dr Glover on New chemical methods of stressing. Especially new types of adenosine.

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Vulnerable plaque

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Interview with Dr Strauss on vulnerable plaque
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ED function and Dysponea

ED function and Dysponea
Show notes
This podcast is part of series of podcasts on Nuclear Medicine this episode features an interview with Dr Clements from Mayo Clinic on ED function and Dysponea




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Cardiac Nuclear Medicine in the UK

Cardiac Nuclear Medicine in the UK
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Two interviews focusing on cardiac disease in the UK
With Professor Richard Underwood
And Dr Eric Lim


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Athens part 4

Shownotes

News
Alexander Litvinenko poisoned with polonium-210

Interviews from Athens EANM

Nuclear imaging in the assessment of the results of (cardiovascular) therapy
Dr F. Bengel, Baltimore, USA
Stem Cell therapy (this is now being done in the Netherlands, good paper from there also)
Reporter gene imaging
Anti-arrhythmia imaging Plaque imaging and cell wall imaging

V/Q SPECT reporting 4696 cases
M Bajc, Lund, Sweden

1% non-diagnostic or intermediate probability or contraindicated scan vs 27% + for CTPA
The co-registered VQ quotient
Total scans done in 25 mins
Needs modeled reconstruction (3D flash/Astonish)
Needs technigas
These patient numbers dwarf pioped or wells!
V/Q SPECT great for other lung disease pneumonia etc Other paper


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Athens part 3

Shownotes

Rods pulse podcast

http://www.rodspulsepodcast.com/

Hepatitis C Virus Infections From a Contaminated Radiopharmaceutical Used in Myocardial Perfusion Studies
Priti R. Patel, MD Etal
JAMA. 2006;296:2005-2011.


Amifostine can reduce toxicity of targeted radionuclide therapy without affecting anti-tumour effect
F.Forrer Rotterdam
Its an old drug used routinely for radiotherapy
Amifostine has been used for protecting salivary glands
It makes a dramatic effect in reducing kidney dose in Lu177-DOTA
Thus doses can be safely increased and increasing chance of complete remission

SPECT/CT
Dale Bailey, Sydney, Australia
How to make a Home made SPECT/CT
He showed how much of an impact this made on reports > 40% much higher than expected
Physicians said “I’ve been confidently giving the wrong reports for 10 years!”

Depression + Anxiety correlation with MPI imaging
Ansari-Gilani, Tehran, Iran
Depression has been shown as a risk factor for cardiac disease
Patients with a high BDI score had a statistically significant correlation with the perfusion difference score
The effect is stronger with 3 vessel disease and also with depression than anxiety but both had significant P values
Interestingly it was also true before patients had a diagnosis of CAD

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Athens part 2

Following on from last time here are the first two interviews in full that were recorded in Athens.

Using Adenosine for MPI in Asthmatic patients
A. Notghi, City Hospital Birmingham

The Advanced Nuclear Medicine Practitioner
Martha Pickett

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athens part 1

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This Podcast in the cardiac subset of the nuclear medicine and molecular medicine podcast

Episode 7 Athens European Association of Nuclear Medicine Part 1
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How did I get the interviews?
I got permission from the EANM committee ahead of time (and a press pass) thank you to Andreas Falsner and to Prof Limouris, Dr Carrio

I then asked the speakers for interviews they were all happy to help.

Some of the Interviews
Using Adenosine for MPI in Asthmatic patients
A. Notghi, City Hospital Birmingham

The Advanced Nuclear Medicine Practitioner
Martha Pickett

Amifostine can reduce toxicity of targeted radionuclide therapy without affecting anti-tumour effect
F.Forrer Rotterdam

SPECT/CT
Dale Bailey, Sydney, Australia

Depression + Anxiety correlation with MPI imaging
Ansari-Gilani, Tehran, Iran

Nuclear imaging in the assessment of the results of (cardiovascular) therapy
F. Bengel, Baltimore, USA

V/Q SPECT reporting 4696 cases
M Bajc, Lund, Sweden

Lu177-DOTA therapy for SS-2 tumors
“Dick” Kwekkeboom, Rotterdam, Netherlands



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