Case Studies
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Patient History:
A 71 year old female with a history of breast cancer was referred for a PET scan. Previously the patient was diagnosed by a surgical excision. Histopathology demonstrated ductal carcinoma with one positive right axillary lymph node.
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Patient History:
A 42 year old female with a history of non small cell lung cancer was referred for a PET scan. Previously the patient was diagnosed by needle biopsy. A PET scan was requested for staging the disease.
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Patient History:
63-year old female patient with history of rectal carcinoma treated by resection. In the follow-up, hepatic and pulmonary metastases were detected and resected.
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Patient History:
63-year old male with known hypo-laryngeal carcinoma on the left and suspicion of local metastasis.
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Patient History:
72-year old patient with known laryngeal tumor originating from the glottis of the left side.
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Case Studies
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Patient History:
62 year-old female with upper spine pain. Chest X-ray revealed only a small non-significant lesion. Whole body bone scan was normal. Chest SPECT/CT scan revealed a focal tracer uptake in the thoracic spine, perfectly correlated with a dense lesion visible in the vertebral body on CT Hawkeye images. Final diagnosis was angioma. Image courtesy of Clinique Saint Jean of Brussels, Belgium.
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Patient History:
74 year-old female with pelvic pain during the follow-up of breast cancer. Whole body bone scan showed focal increased tracer uptakes on the lumbar spine and the sternum. SPECT/CT scan confirmed the lumbar spine lesions. CT Hawkeye images revealed high density lesions located at the edge of the vertebral bodies correlated with SPECT lesions. Final diagnosis was osteoarthritis. Image courtesy of Clinique Saint Jean of Brussels, Belgium.
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Patient History:
52 year old male with a history of malignant melanoma. A known 1x2 cm lesion initially discovered by CT in the right adrenal gland.
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Patient History:
53 year old female with High Grade NonHodgkin’s lymphoma of the cervix, after biopsy and partial removal of the tumor. The patient was referred to base-line Ga-67 scintigraphy to establish Ga-avidity of the lesion before treatment.
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Patient History:
59-year-old male, with a history of large B cell, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma at base line.
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Patient History:
47-year-old male with anaplastic large cell, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Colorectal Cancer Study
Patient History:
73 year old female, with a history of colon cancer with multiple liver metastases. Undergoing a work-up for regional liver chemotherapy.
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