The 67th Nuclear Medicine Conference: May 12, 2007
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update: May 4, 2007
Moderators
- Dr. Yokoyama, Kunihiko (Matto Ishikawa Chuo Hospital)
- Dr. Sumiya, Hisashi (Yawata Medical Center)
- Age/Sex: 30's, Male
- Chief complaint: no symptom
- Clinical course: Incidental finding of X-ray abnormality in the right forearm. Bone biopsy of the radius suggested chronic osteomyelitis.
Comment: Hot spots of ribs have nothing to do with the diagnosis of this patient.
What's your interpretation?
- Age/Sex: 50/female
- Chief Complaint: excessive vaginal bleeding
- Menstrual bleeding continued for >3 weeks.
- MRI study that was performed 1 year ago showed no abnormality.
- Lab data
- CA125 58H, SCC 0.8, urine hCG-CTP 560,000 H
- Cytology of smear tests
- Vaginal portion, Class II; Endometrium, Class I
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- Images:
- upper: (L) echo, (M) FDG PET, MIP, early (60 min), (R) Coronal, delayed (135 min)
- lower: (R) MRI: T1WI, (M) T2WI, (R) Gd-enhanced
(click each image to enlarge)
Can you derive a differential diagnosis?
- Age/Sex:
- Chief Complaint: Medical checkup
- Images:
- PET-CT studies (click each image to enlarge)
You can also see a MIP motion image.
click Quicktime Movie or AVI movie.
What's your interpretation? Click to see diagnosis?
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