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Zalecenia dotyczące stosowania pozytonowej emisyjnej tomografii w onkologii

Leszek Królicki1, Maciej Krzakowski2, Bogna Brockhuis3, Rafał Czepczyński4, Marek Dedecjus2, Mirosław Dziuk5, Daria Handkiewicz-Junak6, Jacek Jassem3, Andrzej Kawecki2, Tomasz Kubiatowski7, Jolanta Kunikowska1, Radosław Mądry4, Piotr Rutkowski2, Anna Sowa-Staszczak8, Piotr Wysocki8, Renata Zaucha3
Onkol Prakt Klin Edu 2024;10(4):276-301.

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Pozytonowa emisyjna tomografia (PET) w połączeniu z komputerową tomografią (KT) lub obrazowaniem techniką magnetycznego rezonansu (MR) — PET/KT lub PET/MR — jest ważnym narzędziem w wielospecjalistycznym postępowaniu u chorych na nowotwory. Artykuł jest przeglądem obecnej wiedzy na temat stosowania badań PET/KT i PET/MR w rozpoznawaniu, określaniu zaawansowania, ocenie odpowiedzi i obserwacji po leczeniu dorosłych chorych na nowotwory. Zalecenia są przygotowane przez wielospecjalistyczny zespół autorów na podstawie naukowych dowodów.

Słowa kluczowe: pozytonowa emisyjna tomografiakomputerowa tomografiaobrazowanie techniką magnetycznego rezonansunowotworyzalecenia

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