Sai Han

Dr. Sai Han is an Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Glasgow's School of Infection & Immunity, with affiliate status in the School of Cancer Sciences. Based at Glasgow Royal Infirmary & Gartnavel General Hospital under NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, his clinical and research practice focuses on advanced imaging techniques in oncology.

His research specializes in nuclear medicine applications for cancer diagnostics, particularly PET/CT and SPECT/CT methodologies. Key areas include:

• Tumor staging and metabolic characterization in lung cancer
• Novel tracers for prostate cancer recurrence detection
• Optimization of radiotherapy planning using hybrid imaging
• Paraneoplastic syndrome evaluation through metabolic imaging

Publication analysis reveals consistent focus on validating imaging biomarkers (SUVmax, tracer efficacy) across oncology subspecialties, with recent work emphasizing diagnostic algorithms for pulmonary nodules and mediastinal metastases. The research demonstrates translational impact through cost-effectiveness analyses and clinical management guidance.

No awards, grants, or student advising relationships are documented in the provided materials. Professional collaborations include multidisciplinary teams across radiology, oncology, and surgical departments at Glasgow teaching hospitals.