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SUV semiquantification in PET

This study explores the significance of SUV (Standardized Uptake Value) semiquantification in PET imaging for assessing malignancy risk through secondary or delayed imaging protocols, specifically using Tl-201 or Ga-67. The findings indicate that a higher SUV ratio in delayed scans (50-90 minutes post-injection) correlates with an increased probability of malignancy. In contrast, benign lesions typically peak at 30 minutes post-injection, making delayed imaging a valuable tool in distinguishing between benign and malignant conditions.

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SUV semiquantification in PET

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