Amide Proton Transfer imaging in clinical practice. National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore
Three-Dimensional Amide Proton Transfer (3D APT) is a unique, contrast-free, brain MR imaging method addressing the need for more confident diagnosis in neuro oncology. 3D APT uses the presence of endogenous cellular proteins to produce an MR signal that directly correlates with cell proliferation, a marker of tumor activity. 3D APT supports medical professionals in differentiating low from high grade gliomas, and tumor progression from treatment effect.
Join us in this exclusive webinar with National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore. Live Q&A with the speaker follows at the end of the session.
Course information
Speaker
Dr Anna Lerman, MD, Dr Dallas Turley, PhD, Dr Yu Wai-Yung
Date
Time
Status
Open for Registration
Registration Fee
Free
Audience
Radiologists, radiographers
Summary
Duration: 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm SGT (UTC+8)
Agenda
| 01:00 pm - 01:05 pm | Welcome and opening remarks by Anna Lerman, MD |
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| 01:05 pm - 01:15 pm | Basic principles of APT imaging by Dallas Turley, PhD |
| 01:15 pm - 01:50 pm | Amide Proton Transfer Imaging in clinical practice. National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore, by Dr Yu Wai-Yung |
| 01:50 pm - 02:00 pm | Live Q&A |
About speaker
Dr Anna Lerman, MD
Business Marketing Manager, MRI, APAC, Philips
Dr Anna Lerman has previous experience as a radiologist working in the field of General Diagnostic and Cardiac Imaging in leading scientific institution hospitals in Moscow, Russia. She is currently managing MR business in ASEAN Pacific region.
Dr Dallas Turley, PhD
MRI Clinical Scientist, APAC, Philips
Primarily focused on Neuroscience, Dallas Turley received a post-doctoral degree at the University of Chicago, Department of Radiology MRI Research Center where he invented and implemented novel MR technologies, including pulse sequences, off-line image reconstruction pipeline and data analysis platforms.
Dr Yu Wai-Yung
Senior Consultant Neuroradiology, National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore
Dr Yu trained in Radiology at St George’s Hospital, UK and completed her Neuroradiology fellowship at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, UK. Dr Yu is currently Senior Consultant Neuroradiology at National Neuroscience Institute. Dr Yu is also Director of the Education Neuroradiology SingHealth Duke-NUS Neuroscience Academic Clinical Programme.
