AIMC Topic: Nuclear Medicine

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New Targets for Imaging in Nuclear Medicine.

Seminars in nuclear medicine
Nuclear medicine is rapidly evolving with new molecular imaging targets and advanced computational tools that promise to enhance diagnostic precision and personalized therapy. Recent years have seen a surge in novel PET and SPECT tracers, such as tho...

Artificial Intelligence in Nuclear Cardiology.

Heart failure clinics
Artificial intelligence (AI) encompasses a variety of computer algorithms that have a wide range of potential clinical applications in nuclear cardiology. This article will introduce core terminology and concepts for AI including classifications of A...

Dose calculation in nuclear medicine with magnetic resonance imaging images using Monte Carlo method.

Radiation protection dosimetry
In recent years, scientists have been trying to convert magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) images into computed tomography (CT) images for dose calculations while taking advantage of the benefits of MRI images. The main approaches for image conversion ...

Artificial Intelligence and Workforce Diversity in Nuclear Medicine.

Seminars in nuclear medicine
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly reshaped the global practice of nuclear medicine. Through this shift, the integration of AI into nuclear medicine education, clinical practice, and research has a significant impact on workforce diversity. Whi...

Generative Artificial Intelligence Biases, Limitations and Risks in Nuclear Medicine: An Argument for Appropriate Use Framework and Recommendations.

Seminars in nuclear medicine
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms for both text-to-text and text-to-image applications have seen rapid and widespread adoption in the general and medical communities. While limitations of generative AI have been widely reported, ther...

Artificial intelligence in Nuclear Medicine Physics and Imaging.

Hellenic journal of nuclear medicine
No one can deny the significant impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on everyday life, especially in the health sector where it has emerged as a crucial and beneficial tool in Nuclear Medicine (NM) and molecular imaging. The objective of this revie...