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A Stepwise Approach Using Metabolic Volume and SUVmax to Differentiate Malignancy and Dysplasia From Benign Colonic Uptakes on 18F-FDG PET/CT Clinical Nuclear Medicine , 05/25/2012

Oh JR et al. – The stepwise approach using metabolic volume (MV) and maximum standardized uptake value (SUVmax) was able to differentiate malignancy and dysplasia from benign colonic FDG uptakes on positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT). Colonic FDG uptake with MV ≤3.14 cm3 had a high probability of dysplasia. MV >3.14 cm3 and SUVmax >9.1 indicated malignancy, whereas MV >3.14 cm3 and SUVmax ≤9.1 indicated benign lesions.

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