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Neurology
 
 Learn more about NeuroQTM by viewing a WebEx (audio/visual) presentation
Three of the top PET physicians in the country discuss the clinical benefits of using PET in diagnosing Alzheimer's Disease and expanding neurology referrals with the help of NeuroQ.
Note: there is a short delay before presentation starts. You may fast forward past this using the WebEx control panel.
Featured Speakers:
Kevin Berger, M.D.
Michigan State University
Daniel Silverman, M.D.
UCLA Medical Center
Michael Kipper, M.D.
Pacific Imaging & Treatment Center
Positron Emission Tomography is a non-invasive, advanced diagnostic imaging procedure that can provide unique information to aid in the differential diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease versus other dementias as well as assist with the management of stroke, brain tumors, and epileptic seizures. Because Alzheimer's Disease coverage is very specific, DMS Imaging offers a coverage criteria guide and a checklist/scan order form to help you educate and work with your referring physicians.  

Since glucose is the primary source of energy for cells in the brain, the radiopharmaceutical FDG, a glucose derivative, helps to create a normal versus abnormal map of brain function, as imaged in a PET scan. Distinctive patterns of glucose metabolism assist physicians in accurately diagnosing patients and treating them appropriately.

For additional diagnostic confidence and to differentiate your PET brain imaging services in your local market try using quantification tools like NeuroQTM and PET Foundations' Home Study CD - Neurology Edition, available through DMS Imaging and Cardinal Health.

Find out more about Alzheimer's Disease at the Alzheimer's Association website: www.alz.org.

 
 
 
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