Four Patterns of Abnormal Ring-Like Uptakes on Dedicated Breast PET.
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Abstract
The high resolution of dedicated breast PET (dbPET) enables the visualization of small breast cancers and a heterogeneity of breast tumors. Some tumors present with a ring-like appearance, the central uptake defect possibly reflecting intratumoral fibrosis and necrosis, associated with high-grade malignancy, and a triple-negative subtype. However, a ring-like finding is not only found in high-grade breast cancers. We describe 4 representative patterns of ring-like uptakes on dbPET: high-grade invasive cancer, intracystic tumor, extended noninvasive carcinoma, and change after vacuum-assisted breast biopsy. Ring-like uptakes on dbPET should be evaluated in association with clinical information.
Medical subject headings
- Breast Neoplasms
- Fluorodeoxyglucose F18