Diagnostic and Interventional Adaptive Imaging

The main objective of the nuclear medicine project is to develop a personalized dosimetry methodology for internal vectorized radiotherapy (IVRT). The radiotracer used in IVRT binds to the targeted tumor zone, but also to organs at risk. At present, a fixed dose is delivered. Imaging will make it possible to monitor and quantify, for each patient, the distribution of the radiotracer in the tumor target and in organs at risk, and to adapt the dose during treatment. Ultimately, the aim is to propose an individual dose tailored to each patient, in order to increase therapeutic efficacy through tumor dosimetry, and reduce side effects by limiting the dose to organs at risk.

Geometric model of a photon-counting digital PET scanner

Geometric model of a photon-counting digital PET scanner

[18F]-DOPA PET imaging in neuro-oncology

[18F]-DOPA PET imaging in neuro-oncology

Collaborators

Nancyclotep

Selected papers