Nuclear cardiology: state of the art

The ecosystem of cardiology guidelines--patrons of the state of the art in cardiology. Part I.

Mailing address: Max Grinberg • InCor Av. Dr. Enéas de Carvalho Aguiar, 44 05403-000 São Paulo, SP Brazil E-mail: [email protected] Manuscript received April 25, 2007; Revised manuscript received May 10, 2007; Accepted May 30, 2007. “... guidelines, viewed as anything less than objective and reflecting broad consensus, may be inadequate to overcome the rugged individualism inherent to physi...

CURRENT OPINION Simulation in cardiology: state of the art

Simulation is the technique of imitating a process or situation for education, training, modelling of an uncommon or risky scenario, or testing systems when new elements are introduced (such as a new protocol). Simulation training is not new to medicine. Anatomical models were created in ancient times, and in the 1960s the Norwegian toy manufacturer Laerdal pioneered simulation to practise card...

Nuclear cardiology in Iran in 2002 [Persian]

Aim: Few nuclear cardiology surveys were published in the literature, mostly from developed countries. The aim of this study is to perform a nuclear cardiology survey in Iran. This may lead to better decision making and programming. Methods and Materials: A questionnaire was sent by mail or e-mail to all nuclear medicine centers in Iran asking for details of nuclear cardiology practice in...

State of the art of therapy in nuclear medicine.

Enzyme Immobilization: The State of Art in Biotechnology

The advantages of immobilized enzyme over its soluble counterpart arise from their improved stability andeasy separation from the reaction media, leading to decrease in production cost. Immobilization methodsrange from adsorption onto matrices, entrapment, cross-linking and covalent bonding to prefabricatedcarriers or activated supports. Changes in kinetic properties of immobi...