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Fall Education Program Make sure to mark your calendar for the 2006 Fall Educational
Program, to be held on Oct. 7- 8 at the Grand Traverse Resort
in Traverse City, Michigan. Watch for more information about the
program, tentatively titled “Functional Nuclear Imaging:
Changing Patient Management,” via mail, email and the CCSNM
web site. Balon
Elected CCSNM President
James J. Conway, MD, Receives Distinguished Service Award
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Five Fall Road Shows
Kritzman Chosen as Technologist Section President
Annual Spring Meeting Covered Molecular Imaging and Nuclear Medicine Policy Attendees were treated to state of the art lectures discussing
molecular imaging for patients with a variety of cancers as
well as diseases of the cardiovascular and central nervous
systems. Also covered were various software-based techniques
in assessment of brain images, and cardiac lectures spoke
of upcoming tracers and new work being done with cardiac attenuation
on the new SPECT/CT cameras. Hit the highlights and see pictures
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Helena
R. Balon, MD, Staff Physician and Residency Program Director,
Department of Nuclear Medicine, William Beaumont Hospital, Royal
Oak, Michigan, has become President of the Central Chapter –
Society of Nuclear Medicine. Read all about her. 
The
Central Chapter’s Steven M. Pinsky Distinguished Service
Award, or Gold Medal was awarded at the Central Chapter’s
Annual Spring Meeting on March 25 in Indianapolis to Doctor
James J. Conway for exceptional service to the Chapter and Nuclear
Medicine. 
The
Central Chapter’s Fall Road Shows will be take place this
September and October in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio. Each four-hour Saturday morning program will feature
four or five speakers focusing on the topic of infection imaging.
James
N. Kritzman, BS, RT(N), CNMT, Research Technologist, Division
of Nuclear Medicine at the University of Michigan Medical Center
has become President of the Central Chapter Technologist Section.
Find out more about him.