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Cristina Nanni is a leading figure in nuclear medicine, whose work has been pivotal in advancing the clinical integration of molecular imaging. Her primary research focuses on the innovative use of PET/CT for guiding interventional procedures, a field she has helped to define and mature. In her highly cited 2021 work, "Practice and prospects for PET/CT guided interventions," Nanni provides a crucial update on the rapid evolution of real-time molecular imaging during biopsies and treatments, bridging the gap between diagnostic precision and therapeutic action. This contribution has been instrumental in demonstrating how PET/CT can move beyond simple diagnosis to actively steer clinical interventions, improving accuracy and patient outcomes. With over 17 citations on this key paper alone, her influence is clear among peers seeking to translate cutting-edge imaging into practical, bedside applications. Nanni’s scholarship is essential reading for any student or researcher interested in the future of image-guided therapy and the expanding role of nuclear medicine in personalized patient care.
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- 1Practice and prospects for PET/CT guided interventions17 citations · 2021