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Insights on Brain Dynamic Imaging
6th International Conference on Brain Disorders and Therapeutics
July 01-02, 2019 | Paris, France
Gonzague DE Raulin
Brain Dynamic Imaging, France
Scientific Tracks Abstracts : J Brain Neurol
Abstract:
Our mission is to achieve this technological feat that
produces unparalleled functional and molecular images of
the brain. The reliable early neurological diagnosis finally
becomes accessible to the greatest number.
With the patient: Deliver a comfort space, Lighten your
caring environment, Shorten his exam, Protect it by
reducing the dose to inject, Detect precisely his pathology
for a better care.
From practitioners: Improve early diagnosis thanks to a
more precise, more sensitive and dynamic image, Guide
therapeutic choices, Facilitate therapeutic follow-up,
Take advantage of an innovative tool for research and
therapeutic innovation, Reduce the acquisition time and
therefore the examination time
From hospitals: Increase the number of exams, Reduce
the cost of maintenance, Decrease capital and cost of
ownership, Optimize the performance of the nuclear
medicine service.
With health authorities: Taking into account the objectives
of the ASN (reduction of the injected dose), Increased
chance to better care, Exam quality, Reducing health costs
for the community.
Biography:
Gonzague DE Raulin has a 17 years ‘experience in Med-Tech Biotech. Industrial designer from KEDGE Business Scholl he has follow up with an MSc in design and strategic Management in the UK. He will be in charge of design and product development at Winncare International then as International Marketing and new product development for long term care at Hill-Rom. He will put in place a coercive vision of corporate Social responsibility at the NYSE taking care of the WHO guide line. He works with various University all along the process such as : Berkeley, Columbia, instead within best practice in mind. He has follow the HEC Executive general Management programme.
E-mail: deraulingonzague@yahoo.fr
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