In this educational session, Medical Physics Experts, Jens Kurth and Bernhard Sattler, share their joint views on the options of and the regulatory frame for radiopharmaceutical dosimetry in the theranostic setting and thereafter stimulate a discussion about what is technically possible as opposed to what is practically feasible given the patient population that is potentially eligible and in need of modern radionuclide therapy.
The talk is followed by a short Q&A with questions from the audience to the speakers.
Prof. Bernhard Sattler is a board certified medical physics expert in nuclear medicine. He heads the medical physics section and is vice chair natural sciences of the Department of Nuclear Medicine at the University Hospital of Leipzig, Germany (Director and Chairman: Prof. Dr. med. Osama Sabri). He has almost 30 years of experience in nuclear medicine physics with a particular emphasis on radiopharmaceutical dosimetry and cross-modality hybrid molecular imaging. He has been teaching in his field ever since and is part of several curricula in medical physics and radiation protection on a national and international level.