Fig. 13From: PET/CT implication on bronchogenic carcinoma TNM staging and follow-up using RECIST/PERCIST criteria: a comparative study with CTA female patient 70 years old diagnosed to have NSCLC received chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Baseline study (A and B) showed the mass lesion = 90 × 62 mm in average with SUV uptake = 9.5. On follow-up after 3 months (Af and Bf) showed almost no change in the size of the mass by CT = 92 × 63 mm in average interpreted as stable disease by RECIST criteria while in PET/CT, the SUV increased to be 14.8 instead of 2.9 leading to change in opinion to be progressive disease response by PERCIST criteria instead of stable disease by RECIST criteriaBack to article page