Synopsis of Social media discussions
Overall, the discussions are enthusiastic and highlight the clinical importance of FES PET/CT, with language emphasizing excitement and future potential, such as 'so excited' and 'current applications and future directions.' References to using FES in metastatic breast cancer convey both interest and perceived value, indicating a positive outlook on the research's role in advancing targeted diagnostics.
Agreement
Moderate agreementMost discussions support the article and recognize the value of FES PET/CT in evaluating ER in breast cancer, indicating general agreement with its significance.
Interest
High level of interestThe enthusiasm expressed, such as 'SO excited' and highlighting the article’s clinical applications, demonstrates high interest.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementPosts reference specific techniques like FES PET/CT and mention collaborative efforts, showing moderate engagement with technical and team aspects.
Impact
Moderate level of impactThe attention to clinical relevance and advancements in personalized medicine suggests a positive view of the publication’s impact.
Social Mentions
YouTube
2 Videos
14 Posts
Metrics
Video Views
186
Total Likes
53
Extended Reach
59,060
Social Features
16
Timeline: Posts about article
Top Social Media Posts
Posts referencing the article
FES PET-CT in Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Management
Drs Sophia OBrien Austin Pantel explore the role of 18FFluoroestradiol FES PETCT in diagnosing and managing ER-positive breast cancer. FES imaging enhances patient care by assessing estrogen receptor expression across all disease sites, supporting precision medicine.
Fluoroestradiol PET Imaging: Current Uses and Future Prospects
Guest host Dr. Matt Covington summarizes the article on Fluoroestradiol's current applications and future directions. Fluoroestradiol PET imaging helps evaluate estrogen receptor expression in breast cancer, enabling personalized treatment decisions and assessing tumor heterogeneity.
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#18FFluoroestradiol: Current Applications and Future Directions Sophia R. O’Brien, MD et al. @PennMedicine https://t.co/7YwljCDOJ7 @RadioGraphics #BreastCancer #MBC #ERPositiveBreastCa https://t.co/PR0uOuDI6y
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drnowhere
@drnowhere00 (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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Dr Alok Dixit
@Alokdoctor (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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Sara Hunter, MD
@SaraHunterMD (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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Julian G. Rojas
@julired3 (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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Jonathan Revels DO, FNASCI, FSAR
@JRevRad1 (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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Envy
@Envywithnyang (Twitter)RT @RadioGraphics: Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expre…
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RadioGraphics
@RadioGraphics (Twitter)Fluorine 18 fluoroestradiol is an FDA-approved radiotracer that allows noninvasive evaluation of estrogen receptor expression at PET in women with recurrent or metastatic breast cancer and is an excellent adjunct to biopsy. @SophiaObrien_ @DrCEdmonds https://t.co/eHOpLJIghE https://t.co/cScfyeSKJb
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@atomhightech (Twitter)RT @SophiaObrien__: I am SO excited to share our Radiographics article on FES PET/CT (currently used in pts with metastatic/recurrent ER+ b…
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Charmi Vijapura, MD, MEd
@CharmiMD (Twitter)RT @RadG_Editor: 18F-Fluoroestradiol (18F FES): Current Applications and Future Directions O’Brien SR et al Nuclear Medicine https://t.co/c…
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Jamie Clarke, MD, MS
@JamieClarkeRad (Twitter)RT @RadG_Editor: 18F-Fluoroestradiol (18F FES): Current Applications and Future Directions O’Brien SR et al Nuclear Medicine https://t.co/c…
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RadioGraphics_Editor
@RadG_Editor (Twitter)18F-Fluoroestradiol (18F FES): Current Applications and Future Directions O’Brien SR et al Nuclear Medicine https://t.co/crHTeHEkXB @SophiaObrien_ @DrCEdmonds @PennRadiology #RGphx 9/12 https://t.co/K1U2GEfoLs
view full postMarch 3, 2023
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Penn Radiology Residents
@PennRadRes (Twitter)RT @SophiaObrien__: I am SO excited to share our Radiographics article on FES PET/CT (currently used in pts with metastatic/recurrent ER+ b…
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Sophie O’Brien
@SophiaObrien__ (Twitter)I am SO excited to share our Radiographics article on FES PET/CT (currently used in pts with metastatic/recurrent ER+ breast cancer): https://t.co/0vjmbYMMrC. And honored to work with an amazing team of colleagues and mentors on this project including @DrCEdmonds
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Abstract Synopsis
- Fluoroestradiol (FES) is a PET radiotracer approved in the US in 2020 to help evaluate estrogen receptor (ER) expression in breast cancer patients, especially those with ER-positive metastatic or recurrent disease.
- FES binds to ER in the nuclei of tumor cells, allowing for whole-body, in vivo assessment of ER status, overcoming limitations of traditional biopsy methods like sampling error and inability to assess all metastatic sites.
- This application of FES exemplifies precision medicine by enabling tailored treatment decisions and better understanding of ER heterogeneity over time and across different tumor sites.]
Randy C. Miles MD, MPH, FSBI
@RMilesMD (Twitter)