Detection of Recurrent Cervical Cancer by Whole-body FDG PET Scans

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Table 1.

Summary of cases with positive PET scans.

No.	Age	Stage	Path	Clinical finding	SCC	PET scan	CT or biopsy	Value
1	52	IIB	S	Pelvic, thigh pain with CT (-)	(-)	Pelvic+	CT+	TP
2	31	IIA	S	Supraclavicular lypmph node enlargement	(-)	LN+liver+	Biopsy+	TP
3	42	IB	A	Suspected CT	(-)	LN+	CT+	TP
4	80	/	S	Hemoptysis	(+)	Pelvic, lung+	CT+	TP
5	50	IIIB	S	Thigh-buttock pain	(-)	Lung, bone+	CT+	TP
6	47	IVB	S	Hemoptysis	(-)	Pelvic, LN+	CT+	TP
7	52	IB	S	Suspected CT	(-)	Pelvic, lung+LN (+) bone (+)	CT+	TP
8	31	Ib	S	Pelvic, thigh pain with suspected CT	(-)	Pelvic, abdominal+	CT+	TP
	32	Ib	S	Thigh-buttock pain	(-)	Pelvic, abdominal+	CT+	TP
9	39	Ib	S	Suspected CT	(-)	Abdominal incision+	Biopsy(-)	FP
10	39	Ib	S	No symptoms but with high risks	(-)	LN+	Clinical (-), CT (-)	FP

S, squamous carcinoma; LN, lymph node; Path, pathological; TP, true positive; FP, false positive; A, adenocarcinoma; +, positive; -, negative; SCC, squamous cell carcinoma (antigen).