Dr. Ishita B. Sen

Dr. Ishita B Sen is a renowned Nuclear Medicine Physician who has dedicated her career to advancing the field of Nuclear Medicine and Oncology. Her expertise in the field of Nuclear Medicine has made her a valuable asset to the medical community and has earned her a reputation as a highly skilled and knowledgeable physician. Her education and experience are a testament to her commitment to her profession. She holds a MBBS degree from the University of Delhi, a Diploma in Radiation Medicine from the University of Delhi, and a DNB in Nuclear Medicine from the National Board of Examination. She has worked as a consultant at several leading hospitals in Delhi-NCR, including Artemis Health Institute, Mahajan Imaging Centre and Indraprastha Apollo Hospital. Dr. Sen’s dedication to her field is evident through her memberships in professional organizations such as the European Association of Nuclear Medicine, the American Thyroid Association and the Society of Nuclear Medicine. Her achievements and recognitions have also earned her accolades in the medical community. She has been awarded Visiting Fellowship in the management of Thyroid cancer from MSKCC in New York City and Visiting Fellow at Fu Wai Hospital in Beijing, China. She has also served as a Visiting Expert faculty to the International Atomic Energy Association for developing standard operating procedures for PET CT in Oncology. Her area of interest lies in Positron Emission Tomography and Radionuclide Therapy for Oncology, molecular imaging of tumor cell proliferation, perfusion, apoptosis and glycolytic metabolism. Her research focuses on applying the basic concepts of Positron Emission Tomography to oncologic imaging and integrating imaging results into management decisions. Dr. Ishita B Sen’s passion for Nuclear Medicine has led her to become a highly respected physician and a valuable member of the medical community. She continues to make a positive impact on her patients and her field, and is a true asset to the Fortis Memorial Research Institute in Gurugram, where she serves as the Director of Nuclear Medicine.