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Hodgkin's disease

 

25-year-old man with Hodgkin's disease (stage IIIb). Two serial whole-body PET scans demonstrate after 12 cycles of chemotherapy and radiotherapy complete disappearance of left supraclavicular mass and posterior mediastinal mass invading the vertebra.


 

PET - Epilepsy 

 

A 17-year-old female was sent for brain FDG-PET scan because of intractable complex partial seizures. On MR, there was a suspicion of mild left frontal lobe atrophy. Video EEG spotted a source in the left frontal lobe. PET showed a significant decrease of FDG uptake of the left temporal lobe and of the left frontal lobe adjacent to the left superior temporal gyrus (arrows). Six months after resection of the left frontotemporal focus, she is symptom free.

 

 

 

Colon Cancer 

 

6 months after right colectomy. Increased CEA. Normal abdominal and chest CT, normal liver US, normal GE passage, normal baryum enema. PET: diffuse metastatic disease in lung, liver and abdomen.







            
     
 


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