PET/CT is a method that simultaneously provides clear anatomical structure images of CT and early lesion images at the cellular and molecular levels of PET, so PET/CT has high sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy, and is capable of detecting lesions and pathologies at very early stages even when they have not been detected on CT, MRI...

Whole-body MRI is an imaging technique that scans the entire body (usually from the top of the head to mid-thigh) using a standard MRI scanner, without exposure to ionizing radiation. It speeds up the process of assessing the stage of cancer and allows treatment to begin quickly.

Doctors take two approaches to diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease. First, they ask patients questions and fill out one of several standardized questionnaires to assess memory and other aspects of thinking. Second, doctors order various tests to rule out other conditions that can affect mental function. There is no direct test for Alzheimer’s disease, or for the risk of developing it. This article will clarify the value of PET, PET/CT, CT, and MRI in diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease.

If head and neck cancer is detected and treated early, the possibility of curing the disease is very high as well as minimizing the bad complications caused by the disease. Therefore, diagnosing head and neck cancer is very important in detecting and treating the disease.

Positron emission tomography (PET) is a diagnostic imaging technique that evaluates the function of tissues and organs. PET scans are useful in detecting or evaluating certain conditions such as: Cancer, heart disease, and brain disorders. Lung problems may also be detected by your doctor after a PET scan of your lungs.

In the fight against cancer, early diagnosis, accurate assessment of disease stage and monitoring of treatment effectiveness are vital. PET/CT plays a decisive role in the accurate diagnosis of the disease and helps to provide the most effective treatment plan for each patient. Therefore, treatment facilities possessing this state-of-the-art diagnostic tool will be a reliable address for cancer patients to come for examination and treatment.

According to studies, PET/CT has contributed to changing the treatment strategy of more than one third of cancer diseases in the world. Over 90% of cancer patients get the right treatment decisions after PET/CT. 45-60% of cancer patients have had their treatment changed after PET/CT.

PET/CT scan, also known as positron emission tomography, is one of the new inventions of modern medicine with high technology, has special value in evaluating the biological functions of some internal organs in the human body and helps diagnose cancer, neurological or cardiovascular diseases...

Breast cancer is a dangerous disease and ranks 3rd in the mortality rate among cancers in women. Currently, the incidence of breast cancer is increasing, especially in developing countries. Therefore, it is very important to examine and screen the disease from the time there are no symptoms. Some common imaging techniques in breast cancer assessment are currently being deployed in many hospitals.