Fig. 31.1
Axial PET-CT images show some enlarged lymph nodes increased in size in the presacral left region
Fig. 31.2
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The coronal reconstructions confirm the presence of adenopathy in the presacral and better demonstrate the involvement of the obturatory stations on both sides, also characterized by high metabolism (see also Fig. 31.3)
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