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I had a pet scan that shows, focus of increased fdg activity within the left axilla without definite ct correlate, max suv 4.1, findings are nonspecific but may relate to metabolic fat. also a sclerotic lesion that did not show except as chronic?

Q: i had a pet scan that shows, focus of increased fdg activity within the left axilla without definite ct correlate, max suv 4.1, findings are nonspecific but may relate to metabolic fat. also a sclerotic lesion that did not show except as chronic?

: This report states that the findings can not make a specific diagnosis in the left axilla . There foe you doc has to corelate this with the reasons and her/ his findings

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This report states that the findings can not make a specific diagnosis in the left axilla . There foe you doc has to corelate this with the reasons and her/ his findings

Answered 3/31/2023

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A member asked:

I had a pet scan that shows, focus of increased fdg activity within the left axilla without definite ct correlate, max suv 4.1, findings are nonspecific but may relate to metabolic fat. also a sclerotic lesion that did not show except as chronic?

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Dr. Birendra Tandan answered

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