PET/CT Principles and Applications — Flashcards

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_____ scan is a nuclear medicine test designed to evaluate the function of right and left ventricles of the heart

_____ sign occurs during radiotracer uptake in Aneurysmal Bone cyst, Giant cell tumor, Chondrosarcoma and Telangiectatic osteosarcoma

_____ carcinoid is more likely to have reduced uptake on FDG PET scan than an atypical carcinoid.

Hint: Typical/Atypical

The Tc 99m labelled RBC is used for the assessment of occult GI hemorrage, _____ function and vascular lesions

_____ sign in Gallium scan is seen in sarcoidosis

Hepatic scintigraphy shows a "_____" due to healthy hypertrophied caudate lobe, in budd chiari syndrome

In radionuclide imaging, the most useful pharmaceutical agent for skeletal imaging is _____ linked to MDP

The _____ sign is seen on gallium-67 scans in the setting of thoracic sarcoidosis

A gamma camera (-camera), also called _____ camera or Anger camera, is a device used to image gamma radiation emitting radioisotopes

PET/CT Principles and Applications Flashcards for NEET-PG

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