Thanks to all those who attended and contributed to an insightful and productive day on Friday (November 30th 2018) discussing NETs and in particular PRRT (Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy). It was a pleasure and privilege to host international experts including Associate Professor Jonathan Strosberg (Moffitt, Florida), Dr Gill Vivian (Kings College, London) and Dr Grace Long (Peter Mac, Melbourne). The meeting produced some incredibly useful discussions, the outputs of which will be consolidated and will be used to help us plan for the delivery of PRRT to patients in New Zealand. A special thanks also to Dr Jennifer Davidson for her help and organising.
Thank you to all our speakers: Assoc Prof Jonathan Strosberg, Dr Gill Vivian, Dr Grace Kong, Dr Jennifer Davidson, Dr Chris Holmes, Dr Ben Lawrence, Dr Sharon Pattison, Dr Kate Parker, Dr Jane Reeve, Prof Cris Print, Dr Cherie Blenkiron, Dr Gwen Pinches and Dr Veronica Boyle.
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Dr Sharon Pattison sharing an update on NET research in New Zealand.
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Dr Jane Reeve discussing functional imaging in NETs.
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Associate Professor Jonathan Strosberg on PRRT and the NETTER1 trial.
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Dr Gill Vivian bringing experience from establishing a PRRT centre in London.
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Dr Grace Kong discussing PRRT at Peter Mac.
