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‘Popularity of PET-CT depends on its pricing and indigenisation’
Dr Atul Marwah is currently working as chief of department of nuclear medicine and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) at Bombay Hospital, Mumbai. A post-graduate in nuclear medicine from All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, Dr Marwah holds the distinction of being one of the two doctors in the country to have secured a Diplomate Certification Board of Nuclear Cardiology (US). He has also received advanced training in PET-CT from Miami, Florida, US. He brought laurels to the country, on being awarded the ‘Young Investigator’ Award in the year 2000. In an interview with Shardul Nautiyal, Dr Marwah points out that the modality of PET-CT needs to be popularised aggressively among the medical fraternity and masses to expedite its growth.

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