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Annual Spring Meeting
Nuclear Medicine – What’s in a Name 2005-06 Technologist Section President Rebecca Sajdak relays
the historical account of how the name, “Nuclear Medicine,”
was conceived. 30 Years of Memories
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Report
from the NCR Meeting |
Abstracts Due by Jan. 6
Message from the President
Technologist
Section Launches
Central
Chapter Successfully After a five year hiatus, the Central Chapter successfully
re-instated the Fall Educational Symposium, Fusing Form and
Function, October 1-2, 2005 at the Hilton Mall of American Hotel
in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Mark
your calendar for March 24-26 so you won’t miss the CCSNM
Annual Spring Meeting. The program, entitled Nuclear Medicine
2006: Advances and Applications in Molecular Imaging, will
be held in Indianapolis.
Robert
E. Henkin, MD—who spent most of his 35 year career at
Loyola University Medical Center—talks about what inspired
him to devote his professional life to practicing nuclear medicine.
And he relates the changes in his field and medicine in general
that persuaded him to retire.
Have
a great idea for a paper you’d like to present at the
spring meeting? Then make sure to submit your abstract online.
Is
PET/CT not the same as CT/PET? Chapter President Nicholas C.
Friedman MD asks what’s in a name.
This
new urban outreach program is designed to inform high-school
students of the educational and job opportunities available
in the health sciences in general, and Nuclear Medicine in
particular.