ASNC Cardiac PET Curriculum 2023

Name: ASNC Cardiac PET Curriculum 2023
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ASNC Cardiac PET Curriculum 2023

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ASNC Cardiac PET Curriculum 2023 ASNC’s new is designed to improve your knowledge and understanding of cardiovascular PET imaging. The Cardiac PET Curriculum contains a series of 26 modules addressing the fundamentals of PET imaging, hardware, and software associated with PET scanners, clinical applications with case-based scenarios, and detailed protocols for use.

Learner Objectives

After participating in this activity, learners should be able to achieve the following:

Differentiate the clinical value of PET versus SPECT imaging
Describe the various hardware and software options for PET imaging and their strengths and limitations
Employ procedures to ensure PET studies are acquired appropriately for clinical PET studies.
Explain the various PET imaging protocols and patient preparation critical to performing appropriate PET studies
Describe how to acquire and report myocardial blood flow results from a PET perfusion study
Detail shielding, patient preparation and other regulatory requirements to establish a PET facility

Course Content

The ASNC Cardiac PET Curriculum offers 8 topics with 26 modules:

Module	Faculty
Part I: Basics of Cardiovascular PET
Module 1. Physics of Cardiovascular PET	Kenneth Nichols, PhD & James A. Case, PhD

Part II: Instrumentation
Module 2. Instrumentation of Cardiovascular PET	James Galt, PhD
Module 3a. Acquisition and Processing for Cardiovascular PET	Piotr Slomka, PhD
Module 3b. PET Quality Control, Corrections and Processing	James A. Case, PhD
Module 4. Hybrid Imaging	James A. Case, PhD

Part III: Cardiovascular PET Tracers
Module 5a. Cardiovascular PET Tracers – Part a	Aldo Schenone, MD
Module 5b. Cardiovascular PET Tracers – Part b	Al Sinusas, MD & Bryan Young, MD, PhD

Part IV: How To Perform Cardiac PET
Module 6. How to Perform a 82Rb Perfusion Study	Paul Cremer, MD
Module 7. How to Perform a 13N-NH3 Perfusion Study	Sharmila Dorbala, MD
Module 8. How to Perform a PET Myocardial Blood Flow Evaluation	Cesia Gallegos-Kattan, MD, MHS
Module 9. How to Perform an 18F FDG Viability Study	Gary Small, MB ChB, PhD, Christiane Weifels, MD, MSc, & Rob S.B. Beanlands, MD
Module 10. How to Perform an 18F FDG Infection/Inflammation Study	Wengen Chen, MD, PhD

Part V: Clinical Data
Module 11. Cardiac PET Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Including Myocardial Blood Flow Assessment in Clinical Studies	Krishna Patel, MD, MSc
Module 12. Interpretation and Reporting of Cardiac PET Myocardial Perfusion Studies	Andrew Crean, MD & Ali Pedarzadeh, MD
Module 13a. Low Dose CT with Cardiac PET Perfusion	Randall C. Thompson, MD
Module 13b. A Radiologist’s Approach to Reviewing the CT Attenuation Correction Images for Important Incidental Findings	Michael Steigner, MD

Part VI: Non-Perfusion PET Imaging
Module 14. Myocardial Viability with PET Clinical Data	Wael Jaber, MD
Module 15. Cardiac Sarcoid PET Imaging Clinical Data	Edward Miller, MD, PhD
Module 16. Infection PET Imaging with 18F-FDG Clinical Data	Gabriel Grossman, MD, PhD

Part VII: Interactive Case Studies
Module 17a. Case Review – 82Rb PET Perfusion Imaging – Part a	Mouaz Al-Mallah, MD & Talal Alnablesi, MD
Module 17b. Case Review – Myocardial Blood Flow with 82Rb PET Imaging	Mouaz Al-Mallah, MD & Talal Alnablesi, MD
Module 18. Case Review – 13N-NH3 Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Myocardial Blood Flow with 13NH3 PET Imaging	Sabahat Bokhari, MD
Module 19. Case review – Non-Perfusion Imaging – Viability	Serge C. Harb, MD
Module 20. Case review – Non-Perfusion Imaging – Sarcoid	Panithaya Chareonthaitawee, MD
Module 21. Case Review – Non-Perfusion Imaging – Infection and Inflammation	Fabien Hyafil, MD, PhD

Part VIII. Establishing a PET Facility
Module 22. Planning a PET facility	Gary Heller, MD, PhD