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Nuclear Medicine
Nuclear Medicine
Fanti, Stefano
Speaker
Stefano Fanti was born in Bologna, Italy, where completed all his studies and ultimately graduated from the University of Bologna. He began working in conventional nuclear medicine in the 1990s, and then involved in the project of PET Unit at S.Orsola Policlinic Hospital, participating in site planning, then appointed as medical director in 2002. Last year the PET Unit carried out more than 14000 exams – making it one of the most active in Europe; in particular the PET Center in Bologna is known for the nonFDG scans, in both clinical routine and research areas.
At present he is full time employed in nuclear medicine as Full Professor of Diagnostic Imaging as well as Director of Nuclear Medicine Division and of PET Unit at the S.Orsola Policlinic Hospital.
He is the author of more than 1000 papers, including 450 full articles published in peer-reviewed international journals (more than 18000 citations and H-index of 73 on Google Scholar, 60 on Scopus), dozens of books and book chapters. He has been an invited lecturer at more than 200 national and international meetings.
