Table 2.

Results. From the left, the pathological PET/CT volumes are shown in the skeleton (HU > 150 on CT) for PSMA (SUV > 3), NaF (SUV > 10), and when both are pathological. The sclerosis volume from CT (HU > 600) is shown next (in the middle). Simultaneous sclerosis and pathological volumes for both PSMA and/or NaF are shown on the right. The volumes are shown in the M group (METS) and the N group (NO METS). The amount of sclerosis does not statistically differ between these patient groups (p < 0.55). All other pathological volumes differ significantly (statistically) from each other between the M and N groups. Statistical hypothesis: Mann–Whitney U-test for noninferiority.

	PSMA > 3	NaF > 10	PSMA >3 & NaF > 10	HU > 600	PSMA > 3& HU > 600	NaF > 10 & HU > 600	PSMA > 3 & NaF > 10 & HU > 600
METS (n = 14)	373 ± 885	262 ± 354	88.9 ± 170	1320 ± 501	327 ± 1120	54.0 ±110	19.9 ± 48.5
NO METS (n = 12)	19.2 ± 8.68	21.0 ± 49.3	0.050 ± 0.15	1231 ± 278	7.02 ± 3.53	2.29 ± 2.13	0.00 ± 0.00
p<	0.0010	0.000021	0.000020	0.55	0.000022	0.00026	0.000003