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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Oct 30.
Published in final edited form as: Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging. 2019 Dec 21;47(6):1446–1457. doi: 10.1007/s00259-019-04628-6

Table 1.

Patient demographics.

Patient no. Sex Age (y) Clinical statement No of PET lesions in the brain Localization FCH SUVmax Pathology Outcome (months) Corticosteroid use
1 F 60 Melanoma 2 L frontal 6.8 positive AWD (68) No
2 M 46 Lung cancer 2 L frontal 10.1 positive unknown No
3 F 45 Breast cancer 1 L posterior parietal 6.7 positive deceased (36) No
4 M 50 Lung cancer 1 Paramedian R parietal 1.7 negative AWD (57) No
5 F 66 Ovarian cancer 1 Cerebellum 8.1 positive deceased (26) No
6 F 55 Endocrine carcinoma 3 Anterior R frontal, R occipital, L basal ganglia 8.2 positive deceased (7) Fluticasone
7 M 70 Colorectal cancer 3 R occipital 12.7 positive deceased (4) No
8 M 62 Lung cancer 1 L frontal 2.1 negative AWD (33) No
9 M 76 Renal carcinoma 1 L frontoparietal 4.8 positive deceased (2) Prednisone
10 M 71 Melanoma 2 L posterior parietal, R temporal 5.3 N/A* AWD (43) No
11 F 24 Leiomyosarcoma 2 R temporal, L parietal 9.0 positive deceased (27) Dexamethasone
12 M 22 Testicular cancer 1 R frontal 3.7 N/A* AWD (40) Dexamethasone
13 F 74 Melanoma 1 R temporal 0.7 positive AWD (64) No
14 F 49 Breast Cancer 1 L parietal 4.2 positive§ deceased (10) No

PET - Positron emission tomography; FCH - 18F-Fluorocholine; AWD - alive with disease;

*

surgical samples were not acquired.

- international patient.

- Kinetic modeling not be performed (absence of attenuation-corrected dynamic data).

§

- Kinetic modeling not performed (slow influx of activity through the major vessels into the head, possibly due to less than optimal tracer bolus).