Positron Emission Tomography Laboratory

See PCR.mgh.harvard.edu for more current info

From the invention of PET to the development of new ligands and new instrumentation for the study of a variety of neurological and non-neurological disorders. . .

Parkinson's Disease

Developing new high resolution imaging techniques to advance research to prevent the neurological deficits caused by stroke and post-subarachnoid hemorrhage vasospasm:

(rGMR, rCMRO2, rOEF, rCBF, rCBV) during cerebral vasospasm.

Huntington's disease

For more information contact:

Anna-Liisa Brownell, Ph.D.
Physics Research, Edwards-5
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, MA 02114 USA
phone: (617) 726-3807
email: ABrownell@Partners.org

Links to other PET facilities:

• Austin Hospital PET Centre (Australia)
• Cyeron PET Imaging Center (France)
• Emory PET Center
• The Clinical PET Centre of Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital
• Medical PET Group at the German Cancer Research Center
• The PET Lab at Mount Sinai Medical Center
• Paul Scherrer Institute Positron Emission Tomography Program (Switzerland)
• Institute of Nuclear Physics PET Group University of Lausanne (Switzerland)
• University of Pittsburgh PET Facility
• Biomedical Research Foundation of Northwest Louisiana PET Center