This e-learning module presents the revised and updated guidelines in IAEA Human Health Series No. 45 – PET–CT for the Management of Cancer Patients: a Review of the Existing Evidence. These guidelines were created through consensus based on current evidence, to make health care providers and policy makers aware of the value and the recommended use of PET–CT in the management of cancer patients. This module provides a good overview of all the common indications of PET–CT in clinical oncology.
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PET-CT for the Management of Cancer Patients: a Review of the Existing Evidence
2025
E-learning Course
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Main Contributors
Dr Alexander Doruyter. South Africa. Content Expert.
Dr Enrique Estrada Lobato. IAEA. Content Expert.
Dr Francesco Giammarile. IAEA. Content Expert.
Dr Sze Ting Lee. Australia. Content Expert.
Dr Homer Macapinlac. United States of America. Content Expert.
Dr Giuliano Mariani. Italy. Content Expert.
Dr Diana Paez. IAEA. Content Expert.
Dr Venkatesh Rangarajan. India. Content Expert.
Dr Amir Eskander. Egypt. Instructional Designer and Module Developer.
Mr Arthur Colaco Pires de Andrade. IAEA. Instructional Designer.
Mr Christopher Marton. IAEA. Narrator.
The IAEA officers responsible for the course were Dr Amir Eskander, Mr Arthur Colaco Pires de Andrade, and Dr Francesco Giammarile of the Division of Human Health.