Table 5 Characteristics of FDG non-avid lesions
Source | Age (years) | Gender | 18F-FDG PET/CT finding | Control imaging examination finding | Non-avid lesions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Elshikh et al. [13] | 64 | F | Non-avid left breast mass and non-avid subcutaneous mass in the left thigh | CT: ill-defined, isodense left breast mass | Left breast mass and subcutaneous mass in the left thigh |
50 | F | Left parotid nodule with mild metabolic hyperactivity | Mammography: isodense nodule in the left breast | Left breast mass | |
58 | F | Lymphadenopathy and non-avid left pubic ramus lesion | CECT: axillary, diaphragmatic, retroperitoneal, mesenteric, portal lymphadenopathy, and lytic lesion affecting the left pubic ramus | Left pubic ramus lesion | |
Vaidya et al. [14] | 45 | M | Paranasal sinus, nasal cavity, bilateral cervical nodes | MRI: sino-nasal masses, dural-based left frontal lesion | Dural-based left frontal lesion |
Raslan et al. [15] | 4 | F | Right lacrimal gland | MRI: intensely enhanced bilateral lacrimal gland enlargement in T1-weighted | Left lacrimal gland |
Mahajan et al. [16] | NA* | NA | Bones, and non-avid intracranial lesions | Intracranial lesions |