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- FIGURE 1.
Example patient worksheet to help ensure that all data are recorded correctly and to help eliminate inaccuracies in standardized uptake value calculations.
- FIGURE 2.
Transaxial projection of head revealing extraocular muscle uptake (arrow).
- FIGURE 3.
Poor registration due to motion of head between scans.
- FIGURE 4.
Misregistration artifact seen on attenuation-corrected image (left) but not on non–attenuation-corrected image (right). Artifact is result of patient motion between CT and PET acquisitions.
- FIGURE 5.
18F-FDG cardiac uptake correlated with stress MIBI imaging.
- FIGURE 6.
Transaxial views of MRI (top), PET (middle), and fused imaging (bottom) revealing matching defects in left hemisphere, with discrete focus of increased 18F-FDG uptake in occipital horn of left lateral ventricle.
- FIGURE 7.
Uptake in obstructed kidney, ureter, ovaries, and primary neoplastic lesion (arrow).
- FIGURE 8.
Image of 2-y-old child who was crying during uptake phase.
- FIGURE 9.
Asymmetric muscle uptake due to head position during uptake phase.
- FIGURE 10.
Diffuse bone marrow uptake in patient who was receiving granulocyte colony-stimulating factor.
- FIGURE 11.
Brown fat uptake in costal vertebral junction and around kidney (solid arrow), clavicle (dotted arrow), abdominal wall, and intercostal region (dashed arrow).
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