Critique PET/CT

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What is the half life of F-18?

110min

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Fill in the blanks: Many malignant tumors have ____ affinity for ____ than normal cells

high; glucose

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T/F: FDG is not trapped within the cell and can re-cross the cell membrane

false

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T/F: FDG is trapped within the cell, and cannot cross the cell membrane

true

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What is the emission type, and energy of F-18?

2 photons @ 180 degrees apart

511keV

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In PET imaging, we are imaging the positrons or photons of a tracer?

photons

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What is true-coincidence?

Simultanious detection of 2 emissions resulting from single decay event

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What is scatter coincidence?

when one or both photons from single event are scattered and both are detected

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What is random coincidence?

simultaneous detection of emission from more than 1 decay event

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<p>This is an example of _____ coicidence</p>

This is an example of _____ coicidence

True

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<p>This is an example of _____ coincidence</p>

This is an example of _____ coincidence

Random

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<p>This is an example of _____ coincidence</p>

This is an example of _____ coincidence

Random

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T/F: A pet scanner in 3D acquisition mode has led septa in between detector blocks

False

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T/F: A pet scanner in 2D acquisition mode has led septa in between detector blocks

true

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What is the main difference in detector configuration between a 2D and 3D PET scanner?

2D is collimated, 3D is not

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What patient information should be acquired prior to an FDG PET scan?

height/weight

NPO 4-6 hrs?

Have diabetes?/Measure glucose

allergies, if administering CT contrast

patient history

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What is a normal adult FDG PET dose? What is the typical dose at most institutions?

5-20mCi

10-12mCi

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What is the pediatric dose range for an FDG PET scan?

0.1-0.14mCi/kg

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When is imaging performed post FDG injection?

60-90min

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What should you have the patient do immediately before a PET scan?

Void

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When imaging patients with cancer in the pelvis, what can be done to improve image quality?

catheterize patient, administer Diuretics to promote excretion

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What are the most common and constant sites of intesne uptake of FDG?

brain

liver (moderate)

kidneys (calyces and pelvis)

bladder

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What are normal variable areas of activity on an FDG PET scan?

Salivary Glands

Thyroid

Heart and Vessels

Spleen

Stomach

Bowel

Bone Marrow

Muscles

Testicles

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What can cause muscle uptake on a FDG PET scan?

exercise or weight lifting day before PET scan

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<p>This FDG PET scan demonstrates: </p>

This FDG PET scan demonstrates:

Muscle uptake due to exercise