Possible but see MD: Fdg-pet, also known at fludeoxyglucose - positron emission tomography, uses the radiolabelled glucose molecule, which is taken up by metabolic active cells, which can be either benign or malignant. It is used to image the heart, brain, as well as areas of cancer or inflammation. One must put into context the clinical history, history of cancer or evidence of infection. See your md for advice.
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Yes: If you are referring to a lymph node, then yes. Often times sarcoidosis or an infection can be metabolically activ
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