BIt's more important to know what sort of person has a disease than to know what sort of
disease a person has,^ stated Hippocrates of Kos (c. 460–c. 370 BC). This sentence of the …

Despite the progress that has been made, the identification of specific therapeutic designs
that take into account the uniqueness of each human person is still a mirage. In the dynamic …

Genetic information on human diseases is being rapidly gathered with improvements in
biotechnology and is being used to stratify patients according to their likely response to a …

Background & Objectives: There are many challenges in the execution of targeted therapy in
cancer due to tumor heterogeneity between individuals. In case of solid tumors this is one of …

The Food and Drug Administration has described their view of the role that imaging will play
in the approval, and perhaps postapproval, use of new therapeutic drugs. The therapeutic …

2 covered in most European countries (7). Being recently licensed in Turkey, it is believed
that this new targeted radionuclide treatment will also be available in our patients and alpha …

The process of diagnosing and treating disease is shifting from a single specialist interacting
with a patient to a multidisciplinary approach that retains a focus on the patient. The focus of …

Internal dosimetry was developed as a basis for 131I-mIBG treatment at an early stage and
has continued to develop for over the last 20 years. Whole-body dosimetry was introduced to …

Over the years, with developments in technology and radiobiology, radiation therapy has
evolved into a primary treatment method for many cancer patients with certain disease sites …

In recent years, radiomics, defined as the extraction of large amounts of quantitative features
from medical images, has gained emerging interest. Radiomics consists of the extraction of …