Clinical case study CHU de Liège

At CHU de Liège, nuclear medicine performance is measured not only by image quality but also by patient experience and operational sustainability. Guided by academic leaders Prof. Roland Hustinx, MD - former board member of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine - and Prof. Nadia Withofs, MD, - President of the Belgian Association of Nuclear Medecine - the department aimed to improve daily PET efficiency and patient comfort while reducing tracer costs without compromising diagnostic confidence. Instead of adding scanners or increasing workflow complexity, the team optimized existing resources. This strategy supported radiation safety and long-term sustainability, grounded by a structured initiative built around the gradual implementation of NUCLARITY®, an AI-driven PET image enhancement solution.