Until now, very few efforts have been made to specifically trace, monitor, and visualize
implantations, artificial organs, and bioengineered scaffolds for tissue engineering in vivo …

Nuclear medicine is returning to its origin by studying more and more metabolic signals
using new positron or single-photon-emitting radiopharmaceuticals. The history of nuclear …

Bone is a dynamic tissue that is constantly remodeled throughout the lifetime to ensure the
integrity of the skeleton. Primary cancer cells disseminate into circulation, often …

Nuclear imaging is a powerful non-invasive imaging technique that is rapidly developing in
medical theranostics. Nuclear imaging requires radiolabeling isotopes for non-invasive …

PET and SPECT Tracers for Molecular Imaging Molecular imaging combines noninvasive
imaging methods with tools of molecular and cellular biology. Traditional imaging …

Bone is a dynamic tissue that constantly undergoes modeling and remodeling. Bone tissue
engineering relying on the development of novel implant scaffolds for the treatment of pre …

The development of preclinical tomographic imaging techniques for photon detection, either
single (micro-SPECT), or in coincidence (micro-PET), has demonstrated an incredible …

Preclinical imaging is a cornerstone of translational research, as all therapeutic drugs need
to be tested for efficacy and toxicity on animals prior to human trials. Optical imaging …

Molecular imaging aims to visualize specific molecular and cellular targets that are relevant
to tissue characterization. Molecular imaging technologies have rapidly developed …

The development of radiolabeled biochemical compounds and imaging devices to detect
radioactivity by external imaging has expanded the use of nuclear medicine studies in drug …