Gliomas are the most common types of brain tumors. Although sophisticated regimens of
conventional therapies are being carried out to treat patients with gliomas, the disease …

Gliomas are the most common types of brain tumors, which invariably lead to death over
months or years. Before new and potentially more effective treatment strategies, such as …

As the research on cellular changes has shed invaluable light on the pathophysiology and
biochemistry of brain tumors, clinical and experimental use of molecular imaging methods is …

Improvements of radionuclide and magnetic resonance-based imaging modalities over the
past decade have enabled clinicians to noninvasively assess the dynamics of disease …

Non-invasive energy metabolism measurements in brain tumors in vivo are now performed
widely as molecular imaging by positron emission tomography. This capability has …

The vast majority of malignant gliomas relapse after surgery and standard radio-
chemotherapy. Novel molecular and cellular therapies are thus being developed, targeting …

During the last decade, imaging has become the cornerstone for noninvasive diagnosis of
different disorders and is currently being used by physicians all over the world. With the …

Over the past ten years, a variety of imaging techniques have been developed that allow
non-invasive detection of gene expression within the brain of intact mammals, ranging from …

Highlights•PET and MRI play a pivotal role in the development of therapeutic strategies for
glioma.•Preclinical PET/MRI has the potential to be central to the future of drug development …

Neuroimaging enables the noninvasive evaluation of glioma and is considered to be one of
the key factors for individualized therapy and patient management, since accurate diagnosis …