Ina Binse
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Ina Binse is a pioneering researcher in the field of nuclear medicine and surgical oncology, with a primary focus on intraoperative imaging techniques for prostate cancer. Her most notable contribution is the first-in-men study evaluating ⁶⁸Ga-PSMA Cerenkov Luminescence Imaging (CLI) during robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, published in 2019. This groundbreaking work demonstrated the feasibility of using PSMA-PET/CT and CLI to assess tumor margins in real-time during surgery, potentially improving the precision of cancer removal. The study, which has garnered 4 citations, represents a significant step forward in merging diagnostic imaging with surgical guidance. Binse’s research sits at the intersection of radiopharmaceutical development and surgical innovation, aiming to reduce positive surgical margins and improve patient outcomes. Her work has been recognized for its translational impact, bridging preclinical concepts to clinical application. As a researcher, Binse continues to advance the field of image-guided surgery, with her early results laying the groundwork for future studies in intraoperative molecular imaging.
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