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    This PET-CT imaging report is for Tapan Rai, a 51-year-old male with a history of colon cancer and liver metastases. The PET-CT scan found hypermetabolic lesions in the sigmoid colon and bilateral lobes of the liver, consistent with metastatic disease. There was no significant change compared to a previous PET-CT from January 2019. Diffuse bone marrow uptake was seen, likely due to chemotherapy. The findings suggest the patient's colon cancer has metastasized to the liver.

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    This PET-CT imaging report is for Tapan Rai, a 51-year-old male with a history of colon cancer and liver metastases. The PET-CT scan found hypermetabolic lesions in the sigmoid colon and bilateral lobes of the liver, consistent with metastatic disease. There was no significant change compared to a previous PET-CT from January 2019. Diffuse bone marrow uptake was seen, likely due to chemotherapy. The findings suggest the patient's colon cancer has metastasized to the liver.

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    This PET-CT imaging report is for Tapan Rai, a 51-year-old male with a history of colon cancer and liver metastases. The PET-CT scan found hypermetabolic lesions in the sigmoid colon and bilateral lobes of the liver, consistent with metastatic disease. There was no significant change compared to a previous PET-CT from January 2019. Diffuse bone marrow uptake was seen, likely due to chemotherapy. The findings suggest the patient's colon cancer has metastasized to the liver.

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    Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Jaipur 302017, Rajasthan

    Toll Free 18001211711 | T: +91-141-2700107,5107777 | F : +91-141-2702021 | E: info@bmchrc.org, bmchrc@hotmail.com | wwww.bmchrc.org

    WHOLE BODY PET-CT IMAGING REPORT


    NAME TAPAN RAI 51Y/M CASE OPD
    NO. PET193E19
    REF BY DR. PUNEET PAREEK DATE: 25.05.2019
    AIIMS, JODHPUR
    Clinical History:
    Ca colon sigmoid + liver mets.
    Moderately differentiated adeno carcinoma.
    Last PET dated 23.01.2019.

    PROCEDURE:
    10 mCi of 16F-FDG is injected intravenously to patient after 6 hours of fasting. After 1 hr of injection,
    patient was scanned on dedicated 16 slice PET-CT( Siemens-BIOGRAPH). Standard uptake values (SUV)
    normalized to body surface area (BSA) and body weight (BW) obtained over lesions. IV contrast enhancement
    study performed.

    CT FINDINGS:-
    Brain :- No obvious focal lesion seen.
    No e/o any abnormal meningeal lesion noted. Ventricular system & basal cisterns are normal.
    No midline shift seen. (In view of low sensitivity of FDG PET-CT in brain. MRI is required to rule out brain
    metastasis if suspected).

    Neck :- Increased FDG uptake noted in bilateral tonsils – infective.


    Bilateral cervical nodes right cervical level II node (1.2 X 0.8cm) and left cervical level II node (0.8cm) –
    reactive.
    The nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal cavities are normal. Bilateral parapharyngeal, carotid and masticator
    spaces are normal.Bilateral salivry glands are normal.
    The region of true and false vocal cords is normal in CT morphology. No focal lesion seen in thyroid glands.
    Great vessels of neck are normal in course and calibre.

    Thorax :- Left axillary node(0.9cm) with FDG uptake-reactive.


    Tracheo broncheal Tree is normal. Bilateral lung fields are clear.
    Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg, Jaipur 302017, Rajasthan
    Toll Free 18001211711 | T: +91-141-2700107,5107777 | F : +91-141-2702021 | E: info@bmchrc.org, bmchrc@hotmail.com | wwww.bmchrc.org

    WHOLE BODY PET-CT IMAGING REPORT


    NAME TAPAN RAI 51Y/M CASE OPD
    NO. PET193E19

    Medistinal great vessels are normal. No e/o pleural/pericardial effusion seen.


    No significant sized (>1cm SAD) mediastinal lymphadenopathy seen.

    Abdomen :- Heterogeneously enhancing circumferential mural wall short segment thickening noted in
    sigmoid colon with FDG uptake, approximately extending for a length of 3.8cm with maximum
    thickness approx(1.2cm).No significantly enlarged or FDG avid locoregional nodes are seen.
    Increased FDG uptake is seen in hypodense lesions scattered in both lobes of liver largest in segment II & IV
    of liver(3.7 X 3.4 X 2.4cm).Bilateral inguinal node right sided (0.7cm) and left sided(0.9cm) without significant
    FDFG uptake.Mild Spleenomegaly is seen, span(13.3 cm).
    Pancreas, Gall bladder, Spleen, bilateral kidneys and bilateral adrenal glands are normal.
    No e/o Ascites/lymphadenopathy seen.

    Sekeletal System :- Diffuse increased FDG uptake is noted in marrow-post chemotherapy stimulation.

    PET FINDINGS :-
    Increased FDG uptake seen in following area:- SUV on 25.05.2019 SUV on 23.01.2019
    Sigmoid colon lesion 18.97
    Segment II/IV lesion 10.63 12.94

    IMPRESSION :
    HYPERMETABOLIC BILATERAL LOBE LIVER LESIONS ARE LIKELY METASTATIC.
    Note:- Compared to PET-CT DATED 23.01.2019 – SIGMOID LESION AND LIVER LESION HAVE NOT
    SIGNIFICANTLY CHANGED.
    Suggest clinical correlation.

    Dr. J K Bhagat Dr. Sushma Mahajan, MD Dr. Hemant Rathore Dr. Prerna Gupta
    Senior Consultant & Head Consultant Radiology Assistant Consultant Consultant Radiology
    Nuclear Medicine & PET-CT & Co-ordinator Nuclear Medicine
    09460066180

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