Mucinous Cancer Recurrence



Fig. 64.1
CT-PET shows partial resection the lower left lung lobe, with centimetric contextual fibrotic tissue thickening and striae—scars that reach the hilum; mild carbohydrate consumption of the lesion



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Fig. 64.2
The coronal reconstructions show a bone-producing lesion to the greater trochanter of the right femur, that has limited metabolism


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Fig. 64.3
MIP image in patients with liver transplantation, FDG-PET examination frequently shows nonspecific background high uptake due to the slow clearance of the tracer, especially in the abdomen. As immunosuppressed patients have a higher incidence of new cancers and are therefore considered a high-risk category, some authors suggest surveillance with CT-PET

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Sep 3, 2016 | Posted by in GENERAL RADIOLOGY | Comments Off on Mucinous Cancer Recurrence

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