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18FDG PET/CT Delayed Scan in Diagnosis of Thyroid Disorders. Incidental Finding. Case Study. 2016

Farid Risheq, Shuaa Al-Sadoon, M.Z.AlrisheqSNMMI 2016 Annual Meeting - San Diego California.Awarded one of the best international abstracts in 2016 for the extraordinary work that is being done to further the effectiveness of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging and improve patient diagnosis and care.Click Here

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EFFECTIVENESS OF 18F DG PET/CT VERSUS I131 WHOLE- BODY SCAN FOR THE DETECTION OF MALIGNANT THYROID RESIDUAL TISSUES. 2013

Ziad Alrisheq 1 , Shua'a Al Sadoon 1 , Rola Qusoos 2 , Ayman Qwarik 1Case report of a 19 year old female with a papillary thyroid Ca treated with near total thyroidectomy followed by 191-I ablation dose of 3700 MBq with post therapy 131-I Whole Body Scan using high energy parallel hole collimator.On follow up in the 3rd year, Tg level was 21ng/ml performing thyrogen 72 hrs post 131-I Whole Body scan showed negative results.18 FDG PET/CT scan was performed 1 hr post IV 18 FDG of 370 MBq showed positive results.Click Here

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DETERMINATION OF THE ACTUAL SIZE OF SMALL PHANTOMS UTILIZING GAMMA CAMERA WITH PINHOLE COLLIMATOR. 2013

Shua'a Al Sadoon, Farid Risheq, M Ziad Alrisheq, Ayman Qwarik, Alaa Al Mahrooq, Alia KhalafConclusion of the study was that knowing the physical parameters of pinhole collimator and Gamma camera facilitates the estimationof actual size of small organs.Click Here

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A Case Study on Utility of 18FDG-PET/CT Scan in Identifying Active Extra Lymph Nodes and Staging of Breast Cancer.

Farid Risheq, M. Ziad Alrisheq, Shuaa Al-Sadoon, Karim Al-Faqih, Mays AbdulazeezOur results demonstrated that 18FDG-PET/CT scans had significantlychanged the TNM stages of breast cancer patients.A single session of PET/CT scan was effective in detecting active extra lymph nodes and distant occult metastases, which were not identified by conventional diagnostic techniques, and might advantageously replace bone scan, and contrast enhanced CT of chest, abdomen and pelvis.

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