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PET-CT with FDG (comparison with 17.08.2023 and 11.04.2023)

Date: 2024-03-14   Institution: LISOD, Kyiv   Type: Imaging
Source file (Google Drive, docs_eng/): Lisod_PET/CT 14.03.2024.docx
Note: Ukrainian original: anastasia_disks/Mar_14_2024_PET_CT.

PET-CT of 14 Mar 2024 — images from the study

DICOM disc on Google Drive: anastasia_disks/Mar_14_2024_PET_CT. Sheets below: 12 axial CT levels through the liver (anterior up, patient left on image right) and the same levels with FDG uptake above 1.3 × liver background.

CT sheet, 12 levels through the liver (click to open)
CT sheet
CT, 14 Mar 2024.
CT + FDG uptake sheet (click to open)
PET/CT sheet
CT + FDG uptake, 14 Mar 2024.

Department of radiation diagnostics

Positron emission tomography combined with computed tomography with

18F-FDG

Patient Anastasia Stanislavivna Zherlitsyna

ID 110889

Date of birth 25-04-1976

Date of research 14-03-2024

Research methodology

A PET/CT scan was performed from the level of the orbits to the middle of the thighs 60 waves after the intravenous administration of 10.9 mCi of 18F-FDG. The level of glycemia before the introduction of the preparation of radiopharmaceuticals - 5.7 mmol/l.

CT scan was performed with intravenous contrast. An additional scan was performed at the level of the chest with a breath hold. Total DLP 1497 mGy*cm.

Attenuation correction of PET images was carried out on the basis of CT data. Standardized indicators of the preparation of radiopharmaceuticals accumulation are normalized by patient weight (SUV).

Purpose of study/clinical data

Control radiological evaluation after the treatment

Data from previous studies for comparison/correlation

PET-CT with FDG 17-08-2023, 11-04-2023

Findings:

Head and neck

As with previous imaging, hypermetabolic changes typical for a metabolically active aggressive neoplastic lesion were not found; without significant dynamics, there are no blood clots and aneurysms of large vessels.

Chest

As with previous imaging, hypermetabolic changes typical for a metabolically active aggressive neoplastic lesion were not found; the previously visualized small pulmonary nodules are stable, as well as the very small ones that appeared during the previous visualization; no new active/suspicious lung nodules were found.
Thymus elements, up to 23 mm thick, have a solid-fatty structure and a lambda-like configuration, demonstrate moderate diffuse activity, without separate hypermetabolic nodes, without dynamics.

Belly and pelvis

Known masses in the liver, as in the previous imaging, do not demonstrate significant activity or the appearance of new peripheral solid components, the part has reduced its overall size, dominant in the right lobe from 16 to 15 cm, in the left lobe from 5.0 to 4.5 cm.

No new hypermetabolic focal lesions were found in the liver parenchyma.

The known mass from the stomach wall is also now without active solid components, does not show increased accumulation of FDG, and has also decreased from 44 to 40 mm. Inactive masses in the uterus decreased again, for example, relatively cranial/largest from 96 to 78 mm, as in the previous imaging, show low activity, their structure without dynamics.

Otherwise, without significant dynamics, no new active/suspicious lesions were found.

Bones and soft tissues

As with the previous study, no hypermetabolic bone lesions were found, no structural/CT aggressive bone lesions were found, no dynamics.

Radiological conclusion:

Compared to 08/2023, a slight decrease in the inactive residual masses of the liver and stomach. Pulmonary nodules are stable, inactive nodes in the uterus that periodically fluctuate in size are currently smaller.

No new active/suspicious lesions found.

In general, the picture is radiologically stable, now there are no metabolically active components.

Sincerely, Novikov M. E.

radiologist,

head of the radiation diagnostics department

Israeli Oncology Hospital LISOD