The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, December 1st, 2006
PRESENTATIONS
Imaging, in combination with physical examination and pathologic evaluation, is a key clement of cancer diagnosis and staging. To date, cancer imaging largely focuses on determining the precise localization of the primary tumor and sites of metastatic disease. Elements of a diagnostic report include the site and size of a cancer as well as the nodal status and the presence of disease in other organs. These end points have improved information available to oncologists and refined treatment regimens. Morphologic assessments of disease, however, provide limited insight into the uni...
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