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Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:

Like the pictures too, dear Emmy but no where near as much as the great news!!!! :rose::rose::kiss:
 
Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I"m dancing

You are the one who is the fighter Emmy! Thanks for the update. Looks like great news, don't you agree? :kiss::kiss:
 
You Are My Hero

You have always inspired me Emmy!
You are truly my hero. Looks like I can give stronger warm hugs for you now!!!

Your Paul here is feeling very fine reading this from you!

Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:
 
Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:

This is great news! :rose::heart:
 
The report is all very testical Emmy, but the bottom line is brilliant. Definitely you can wear the T shirt that says, 'I fucked cancer'

That's a real weight off your mind now.

Love the photos, and it's good to know you are back.
 
Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:

PARTY TIME!! wooohooooooo

so happy for you Emmy!!!
 
Super, super, super! You are looking so good. You even have a little more meat on your bones. That can only mean that you are cured!!! I am so happy!
 
Dear forever beautiful Emmy C,

I am so very happy you received good health news. You have always been in my thoughts, and will continue to be. You have definitely added an interesting chapter in your book of life. :heart:
 
:) :) :) :) Fantastic news! Happy all in your life is looking up. And a big shout out to Sassy, hope you're getting better and thanks for keeping us posted.:) :) :) :)
 
Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:

Sweet Emmy, I have been doing HAPPY DANCE FOR YOU SINCE I READ YOUR NOTE!! How I will dance with you and celebrate what a wonderful gift you received a few days before your birthday. Love you my sweet wonderful Emmy. Enjoy your birthday Saturday .

Hugs :kiss: :heart::rose:

old borg fred
 
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I'm pleased to chime in on the celebrations and hugs and kisses. :heart:

So happy and relieved, Emmy. :rose::rose::rose:

:kiss:
K
 
Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL

Wonderful, simply wonderful. :heart::heart::heart::D:D:kiss::kiss::kiss:
 
Emmy!!!!!!!!!!!!

Over an hour ago I got my results of yesterday pet ct scan, I m dancing :D


Study Result
Impression
IMPRESSION:

1. No evidence of bone or other metastases of breast cancer. Mild linear back musculature uptake is noted and could represent muscle strain.

2. No evidence of local recurrence in the breast tissue or intrathoracic lymph nodes.

3. Mild inflammatory changes along the anterior aspect of the left lung, likely due to prior radiation.

4. There is asymmetric posterior right vocal cord muscle activity and the left vocal cord appears possibly slightly flaccid on CT. The PET uptake could possibly represent increased right muscle activity due to decreased left vocal cord function. Consider ENT evaluation if clinically appropriate.
Narrative
AGENT:

14.8 mCi F18-FDG, IV via the right antecubital fossa.

HISTORY:

56-year-old female with history of left breast cancer treated with surgery 2016, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Currently on Letrizol. Patient notes pain right neck and right lower back for a few months.

EXAM CATEGORY:

Subsequent Treatment Strategy

TECHNIQUE:

57 minutes following injection of the radiopharmaceutical, PET/CT imaging was performed from the base of the skull to the mid thighs. Fasting serum glucose was 109 mg/dL prior to injection. Oral contrast was given per protocol. IV contrast was given (80 mL Isovue 300). All SUV values reported represent maximum SUV (SUVmax) unless otherwise specified. Pulmonary nodule slice numbers refer to the lung kernel reconstruction unless specified.

COMPARISON:

None.

SOFT TISSUE FINDINGS:

Base of skull and neck:

There is mildly increased uptake throughout the posterior cervical musculature, likely muscle strain.

There is focal moderately intense activity right of midline just posterior to the subglottic space associated with asymmetric vocal cord musculature activity. Possible flaccidity of the left vocal cord on CT.

There is normal FDG activity throughout the remainder of the base of the skull and in the neck.

No cervical adenopathy or mass on CT. Opacification of the right maxillary sinus, likely inflammatory.

Chest:

There is a small focus of mildly increased uptake associated with paraspinal musculature along the left posterior aspect of T8 (image 66 SUV 1.8). There is mild vertically oriented linear uptake within the right back musculature and in the upper left back musculature with no associated mass on CT.

Normal-appearing mild chronic inflammation surrounding the breast prostheses, greater on the right. No FDG avid or enlarged lymph nodes within the chest.

On CT, probable post radiation inflammatory changes are noted along the anterior aspect of the left lung. No right lung lesions. Heart and great vessels unremarkable. No effusions.

Abdomen and pelvis:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the abdomen and pelvis.

On CT, a tiny likely benign hypodensity is noted in the right lobe of liver image 119. Gallbladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, adrenals unremarkable. Kidneys unremarkable. Bowel, retroperitoneum, mesentery unremarkable. Colonic diverticula noted particularly in the sigmoid colon. No pelvic mass or lymphadenopathy.

Proximal thighs:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the proximal thighs.

SKELETAL FINDINGS:

There is normal FDG activity throughout the skeleton.

No aggressive osseous lesions are seen on CT.

Please note KEY IMAGES for this PET/CT study are visible in iSite by scrolling to the far right of the collection of image preview thumbnails.

Diagnostic confidence level used in this report:

Consistent with/compatible with or no modifier - greater than 98%
Most likely - greater than 90%
Likely/probably - greater than 75%
Possibly 50%
Less likely - less than 25%
Unlikely - less than 5%

Electronic Signature: I personally reviewed the images and agree with this report. Final Report: Dictated by and Signed by Attending Kent Friedman MD 2/20/2018 3:12 PM
Component Results


So this need for sure some silly pictures, I m so back :D:devil:
And I will CATCH UP WITH YOU ALL. You are ALL MY HEROS FOR STANDING AND FIGHTING WITH ME. SO LOVE LOVE YOU ALL.:kiss::heart::kiss:


This is such good news for you kiddo. So happy for you. Wish things were as good on this end. But congrats!:kiss:
 
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