BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
Division
of Nuclear Medicine
75
Francis St., L-1
Boston, MA 02115
Telephone Number: 617-732-6215
Fax Number: 617-732-6099
MARCELO DICARLI, M.D.
mdicarli@partners.org
617 732-6291
617 732-6099 (Fax)
Interests:
- Effect of diabetes on the severity of stress-induced ischemia in pts with CAD
- Effect of diabetes on cardiac function in pts without CAD
- Quantification of coronary blood flow with PET for evaluating pts with CAD
Recommended time commitment:These projects will require time for data analysis, which could be completed in 3-6 months. I anticipate that with manuscrip writing, any project will take about 1 year.
ROBERT ZIMMERMAN, MSEE
zimmer@bwh.harvard.edu
617 732-7196
Interests: Image acquisition, QC, image corrections.
VICTOR H. GERBAUDO, PH.D.
vgerbaudo@bics.bwh.harvard.edu
617 732-6291
Interests: Oncology: Pathophysiology of tumor metabolism in vivo.
SCOTT BRITZ-CUNNINGHAM, M.D.,PH.D.
sbritzcunningham@partners.org
617 732-6208
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Interests:
Clinical:
-
Semi-quantitative analysis of thallium uptake and perfusion in brain tumors: correlation with patient survival and tumor histology (retrospective study)
- Dual-isotope imaging in lymphoscintigraphy: comparison of deep and superficial drainage patterns (prospective study)
- ncremental value of 99mTc-sulfur colloid imaging in dual isotope gallium-67 and 99mTc-sulfur colloid scintigraphy of spinal osteomyelitis (prospective study)
- Liver-spleen scanning in pre-cardiac transplant patients: correlation with liver function before and after transplant (retrospective study)
- Pulmonary V/Q scanning in pregnant women: test outcomes and effect on patient management (retrospective study)
Basic Science:
- Imaging transplanted stem cells in vivo
- Bacterial siderophores and iron transport proteins as reporter genes for in vivo imaging
- Imaging unstable arteriosclerotic plaques
- Development of inducible expression vectors for apoptosis-inducing genes
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