Fig. 24.1 The PET shows high basal metabolism of glucose, multiple peritoneal nodules evident in the pelvis, on the surface of the liver and spleen, due to recurrence from illness (a)….
Fig. 33.1 PET-CT scan shows multiple, heterogeneously hypodense, enlarged lymph nodes with a high carbohydrate metabolism that can be seen also in the coronal reconstructions Fig. 33.2 On CT-PET it is evident…
Fig. 71.1 CT shows dysmorphic kidneys, sharply increased in size, structure subverted by numerous coarse parenchymal cysts that have abnormal deposition of the tracer at the PET scan. Absence of focal…
Fig. 55.1 The PET scan shows progression of disease for the presence of two metastatic small lumps under the skin, clinically appreciable in the left leg The deposition of glucose described…
Fig. 52.1 The PET-CT axial and MIP images a–c show the progression of the metastasis to the sternum during follow-up and the absent response to medical therapy. The CT shows the…
Fig. 50.1 PET scan shows a solitary lesion of the hip bone with limited carbohydrate metabolism It suggests follow-up in time to exclude a focal lesion with low carbohydrate consumption. See…
Fig. 77.1 The solid lung mass in the right postero-basal segment, which was already examined with a FNAB, shows pathological increase in the consumption of glucose, SUV max 11.5 No areas…
Fig. 75.1 Intense, pathological glucose consumption of the gastric wall, more intense at the body and the fundus, SUV max 16 Gross perigastric lymph node with high metabolism, SUV max 12….
Fig. 70.1 MIP image: bone metastases have a metabolic activity higher than that of the primary tumor, that probably has a contextual internal colliquation Fig. 70.2 The PET-CT scan shows a solid…
Fig. 25.1 coarse iliac-obturatory left mass, shows modest consumption of glucose, SUV max 2.5 No focal lesions in the remaining body segments examined. 25.4 Conclusions The iliac-obturatory left mass, partially colliquated…
