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Reproducibility of FDG SUVmax for metastatic breast cancer lesions in the same or different PET/CT scanners in a local network

By Lanell M Peterson1, Brenda F. Kurland2, Andrew T Shields1, Darrin Byrd1, Alena Novakova3, Rebecca Christopel1, Mark Muzi1, David A. Mankoff4, Hannah M. Linden3, Paul Kinahan1

1. University of Washington 2. University of Pittsburgh 3. Seattle Cancer Care Alliance 4. University of Pennsylvania

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Accurate reproducibility of PET SUVs is important for patient management and for clinical trial design. Measuring and reducing SUV variability in PET scanners throughout a local area network can aid in monitoring patient response to therapy and may increase patient accrual to clinical trials

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  • Lanell M Peterson; Brenda F. Kurland; Andrew T Shields; Darrin Byrd; Alena Novakova; Rebecca Christopel; Mark Muzi; David A. Mankoff; Hannah M. Linden; Paul Kinahan (2014), "Reproducibility of FDG SUVmax for metastatic breast cancer lesions in the same or different PET/CT scanners in a local network ," https://ncihub.cancer.gov/resources/325.

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