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Presenter: Hank Chilton, RPh, PharmD, Vice President of Business Development,
Cardinal Health
The spring 2010 series will focus on the future of PET. Learn about the newest PET
tracers in development, and how they are poised to revolutionize diagnostic molecular
imaging. Hank Chilton, vice president of business development with Cardinal Health,
has been the primary driver behind our venture into providing support for proprietary
PET tracer development. He has helped Cardinal Health build relationships with major
pharmaceutical companies, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the American
College of Radiology Imaging Network (ACRIN) that have resulted in collaborations
across a number of IND clinical trials using non-proprietary PET imaging agents like
FLT, FMISO and Sodium Fluoride to advance the application of PET imaging. He will
share insights into how these types of strategic partnerships across the industry
could bring new treatments to market for disease states such as neurology,
oncology and cardiology.
| Date |
Title |
Presenter |
Time |
| January 21, 2010 |
Beyond FDG- New PET products |
Hank Chilton, RPh, PharmD, Vice President of Business Development,
Cardinal Health |
This session will be held at: 3 pm Eastern / 2 pm Central / 1 pm Mountain / Noon Pacific
|
Presenter: Dr. Kevin Berger, Director of the PET/CT
Department, Assistant Professor of Radiology,
Michigan State University
Our second workshop of the series will continue to focus
on new agents, and provide the education needed for
applications of these agents such as NaF. Our feature
presenter for this part of the series will be Dr. Kevin
Berger of Michigan State University. Dr. Berger a graduate
of the University of Michigan Medical School, is boardcertified
in diagnostic radiology and neuroradiology.
Following a residency and fellowship at Mallinckrodt
Institute of Radiology, Dr. Berger joined Michigan State
University where he presides as Director of the PET/
CT Department and Assistant Professor of Radiology.
Averaging more than 1,500 FDG PET/CT scan reads a
year, Dr. Berger has experience in PET imaging with
NaF and N-13 ammonia. He presides on numerous
professional societies and is also very involved with PET
Academia where he sits on the GE Board of Directors.
| Date |
Title |
Presenter |
Time |
| February 16, 2010 |
Growing Your PET Practice: NaF PET
Bone Scans, Cardiac Sarcoid, and
Paraneoplastic Syndromes |
Presenter: Dr. Kevin Berger, Director of the PET/CT
Department, Assistant Professor of Radiology,
Michigan State University/]\.0 |
This session will be held at: 3 pm Eastern / 2 pm Central / 1 pm Mountain / Noon Pacific |
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