Employee Reporter
,,,,,
Singapore
Photos from Envato
Exendin-4 imaging highlighted that tumors were different bright spots during PET/CT scans.
Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has introduced a new imaging technology that enhances the detection of insulinoma, and rare pancreatic tumors may be difficult to find using routine scans.
Exendin-4 imaging technology highlights tumors as bright spots during positron emission tomography/CT scans.
Huang Hian Liang, senior consultant at the Department of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging in SGH, said enhanced imaging supports more accurate diagnosis and location.
Huang added: “By improving tumor localization, we can provide patients with more targeted and potentially invasive treatment options.”
Join the Healthcare Asia Magazine Community
Since you're here…
…You can promote your company with us and connect with your customers in a variety of ways. Our team can help you Dight and create advertising campaigns on print and digitally on this website and on print magazines.
We can also organize real-life or digital events for you and find thought leader speakers and industry leaders who can become your potential partners to attend. We also run a number of award programs that give you the opportunity to earn your achievements this year and you can join as a participant or sponsor.
Let us help you move your business forward with a good partnership!
