We propose that the primary tumor's SUVmax obtained from F-FDG PET/CT may be associated with aggressive biological characteristics in endometrial cancer.

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DTP PET/CT with a semiquantitative technique may improve diagnostic capacity for nodal staging of NSCLC.

Unilateral sacrifice of sacral nerves results in little bladder or anorectal dysfunction.

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The appropriate follow-up initiation time point is at least 3 months following RFA. Thus, SUV(max) is a useful and reliable predictive indicator.

Lesions which show positive accumulations on FDG PET/CT have a greater tendency to increase in size. FDG-avid lesions are resistant to radioactive iodine therapy with or without I-131 uptake.

Unilateral portal venous flow decrease is suspected to be a major factor in the discrepancy between hepatectomy simulations with radionuclide receptor imaging and CT volumetry.