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*Fri 6/5@11am ET* Nuclear Medicine KOL; PSMA PET; Alzheimer's; Flyrcado

Published: 2026-05-19Institution: JefferiesPages: 8Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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*Fri 6/5@11am ET* Nuclear Medicine KOL; PSMA PET; Alzheimer's; Flyrcado

USA | Medical Supplies & Devices EquityMayResearch19, 2026

*Fri 6/5@11am ET* Nuclear Medicine KOL;

PSMA PET; Alzheimer's; Flyrcado

On Friday, June 5, at 11am ET, we will host a call with Dr. Summit Shah, a

nuclear medicine radiologist, to discuss:

1) Market growth and key drivers for PSMA PET imaging diagnostics

2) Competitive dynamics for PSMA PET imaging diagnostics and

reimbursement dynamics

3) Trends and outlook for utilization/use cases

4) Alzheimer’s radiopharma agents and reimbursement

5) Flyrcado for cardiac perfusion

Please register HERE

Relevant tickers: GEHC, LNTH, TLX

KOL Biography

Dr. Summit Shah, MD, MPH is a triple-board-certified Pediatric and Nuclear Medicine Radiologist at

Nationwide Children’s Hospital. He completed medical school and diagnostic radiology residency

at Ohio State University, followed by fellowship training at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Dr. Shah

serves as Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiology at Ohio State and Adjunct Assistant Professor

at the University of Toledo.

He is the program director for the Pediatric Radiology Fellowship and the Pediatric Body Imaging

Fellowship. Nationally, Dr. Shah chairs the Program Directors Committee and serves as Vice Chair

of the Nuclear Medicine Committee for the Society for Pediatric Radiology. He also sits on the

Pediatric Council of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging and is active within the

American College of Radiology. He is also trained and board-certified in imaging informatics.

Dr. Shah’s clinical and academic focus includes nuclear medicine, oncology, ultrasound, and thyroid

cancer research. He has published in leading peer-reviewed journals and lectures nationally. At

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