Differential Diagnosis
Research from Kagawa University, Department of Radiology broadens understanding of differential diagnosis
Published in Telemedicine Business Week, January 30th, 2008
Research findings, 'Comparison of early and delayed FDG PET for evaluation of biliary stricture,' are discussed in a new report. "We assessed whether delayed FDG PET imaging is more useful for the evaluation of biliary stricture in differential diagnosis of malignancy from benign disease. Thirty-seven patients who underwent FDG PET for differential diagnosis of the disease causing biliary stricture were included," scientists in Japan report.
"FDG PET imaging was performed at 70±12 min (early) post FDG injection and repeated 188±27 min (delayed) after injection only in the abdominal region. Image analysis was performed with visual interpretation and using a...
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