Fig. 15.1
Multiple subcentimetric hepatic nodules
Major ascites.
Subcentimetric pulmonary nodule in the left anterior basal segment, with low metabolism, SUV max 0.8 (Fig. 15.2).
Fig. 15.2
Subcentimetric pulmonary nodule in the left anterior basal segment, with low metabolism, SUV max 0.8
15.4 Conclusions
The PET-CT scan showed multiple subcentimetric secondary lesions of the liver and spleen characterized by restricted carbohydrate consumption. It is associated with a pulmonary nodule also be referred to metastatic disease. (See Fig. 15.3).
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