PET/CT Imaging / Clinicians' Guides to Radionuclide Hybrid Imaging (PDF)

Dr. Agrawal is a Nuclear Medicine physician working as Associate Professor in the Department of Nuclear Medicine at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhubaneswar. He has completed his MD degree in Nuclear Medicine from the prestigious Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh, India and was awarded Kataria memorial Gold medal as best post graduate student of 2012. He was further trained as specialist registrar in the Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Hospital Trust, London, UK. He authored and co-authored more than 50 scientific articles in reputed peer reviewed journals. He won several awards for scientific research paper. He is editor of the Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine. His area of interest is hybrid molecular imaging in benign diseases, PET/CT and radionuclide therapy.





Annah Skillen graduated from the Charles Sturt University, Australia with a B Med Rad Sc (Nuc Med) in 2006 and subsequently worked at the John HunterHospital in Newcastle, Australia. In 2011 she relocated to the UK. She completed a M Med Rad Sc (Nuc Med) in 2012, and was awarded a JNMT editors' choice award for the publication of her research on brown adipose tissue on 18F-FDG PET/CT. After various locum positions in London, she joined the Royal Free London NHS trust in 2013 to establish the PET/CT service. She relocated back to Australia in 2017 and is currently the Nuclear Medicine modality manager at South Coast Radiology, QLD. In 2019, she implemented the first fully digital PET/CT service within a private hospital in Australia.



Dr. Esmail achieved his Bachelor degree of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetric from National University of Ireland, University College Cork in 2001. By 2007 he completed his training program in nuclear medicine, a program offered by Kuwait Institute for Medical Specialization (KIMS), State of Kuwait. In 2008 he also obtained M.Sc. in Nuclear Medicine sciences from College of Higher