Complementary: CT and PET are complementary and are usually used in conjunction with each other. Not uncommonly, a finding on a CT or on a PET will not be seen on the other study. Sometimes, I am asked to biopsy something only seen on PET that I have to guesstimate on the CT scan - using anatomic landmarks - because it is not visible on the CT. That's the challenge of imaging and why your radiologist is valuable
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