I'm not at all familiar with PETscans. Friend has not talked to Doc that I am aware of. Just sent me these. My read is this is good; no metastasis that they are aware of. Feedback very much appreciated.
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Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:
1. Focus of radiotracer uptake seen in the left peripheral zone, consistent with MRI findings, with max SUV of 7.8. No findings of distant abnormal radiotracer uptake.
Christopher Duncan, MD
4/13/2023 3:50 PM
Interpreted by:
Christopher T Duncan, MD
Signed by:
Christopher T Duncan, MD
4/13/23
Final result
Narrative
INDICATION: Neoplasm: prostate
COMPARISON: None, correlation with MRI 2/1/23
TECHNIQUE:
-Dose: 10 mCi F18-FDG.
-Resting blood glucose level: 78 mg/dL.
-Field-of-View: Whole body imaging was performed from the skull base to the thighs.
-CT Correlation: Low-dose CT imaging was performed for attenuation correction with reconstruction image sets were created, along with fusion imaging of the CT and PET
data sets. A three-dimensional volume rendering was also generated.
FINDINGS:
Head and neck: Physiologic activity is seen within the visualized portions of the brain parenchyma.
Thorax: Physiologic activity is noted within the heart.
Abdomen/pelvis: Physiologic activity present within the GI and GU system. Focus of radiotracer uptake seen in the left peripheral zone, consistent with MRI findings, with max SUV of 7.8.
Musculoskeletal: No abnormal FDG avid activity noted within the musculoskeletal system apart from expected mild uptake due to degenerative changes.
Low-dose CT: Bibasilar platelike atelectasis. Moderate degenerative changes. There is colonic diverticulosis without CT evidence of active diverticulitis.