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. 2016 May 9;3:19. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2016.00019

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Copyright © 2016 Goulon, Necib, Henaff, Rousseau, Carlier and Kraeber-Bodere.

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Example of responder patient classified by SULTAN. First PET showed right axillary lymph nodes hypermetabolism and the second PET, performed during therapeutic monitoring (review 2), showed a disappearance of the right axillary hypermetabolism. Factorial image obtained by SULTAN was superimposed on the CT-scan 1 (B). Associated curves (C) represented the downward trend (green) or stable (blue) voxels. The developments described by factor analysis were similar to those of SUVmax (D) with a loss of the right axillary uptake.