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4.		2012-05-07	John Seibyl, MD	Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases	(tentative) Multicenter Alzheimer's disease studies for histopathological confirmation of brain amyloid burden with PET			12 noon	Hope 103	315 Cedar
3.		2012-04-09	Gitte Moos Knudsen, MD, PhD	Neurobiology Research Unit, Rigshospitalet and University of Copenhagen	Measuring endogenous 5-HT release with PET	Measuring endogenous 5-HT release by emission tomography: promises and pitfalls		12 noon	Hope 103	315 Cedar
2.	NEXT=>	2012-03-23	Hubert Vesselle, MD, PhD	Div of Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, University of Washington, Seattle	Using PET Imaging to Address Clinically Relevant Oncology Questions, Validate Radiotracers and Improve our understanding of Cancer Biology: The University of Washington experience with Lung Cancer	FLT: Measuring Tumor Cell Proliferation In Vivo With Positron Emission Tomography and 3?-Deoxy-3?-18F Fluorothymidine		12 noon	Hope 103	315 Cedar
1.		2012-02-14	Oline V. Olesen, PhD	Dept of Informatics and Mathematical Modeling, Technical University of Denmark	Markerless 3D Head Tracking for Motion Correction in PET Brain Imaging	Motion Tracking for Medical Imaging: A Nonvisible Structured Light Tracking Approach	(no video)	4 pm	Boyer Center BCMM 206/208	295 Congress Ave

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 | [http://www.rad.washington.edu/radiology-personnel/vesselle '''Hubert Vesselle, MD, PhD''' ]
-|  [http://www.rad.washington.edu/ Div of Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, University of Washington, Seattle ] | Using PET Imaging to Address Clinically Relevant Oncology Questions, Validate Radiotracers and Improve our understanding of Cancer Biology: The University of Washington experience with Lung Cancer ]
+|  [http://www.rad.washington.edu/ Div of Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, University of Washington, Seattle ]
+| Using PET Imaging to Address Clinically Relevant Oncology Questions, Validate Radiotracers and Improve our understanding of Cancer Biology: The University of Washington experience with Lung Cancer
 | <br> [https://tauruspet.med.yale.edu/staff/edm42/PET-Talks/supplemental/Vesselle-FLT-Semars-Nuclear-Medicine-review-2007.pdf FLT: Measuring Tumor Cell Proliferation In Vivo With Positron Emission Tomography and 3?-Deoxy-3?-18F Fluorothymidine]
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