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Fig. 1B. —Photographs show patient on vacuum cushion undergoing PET and CT. Patient was fixed in individually molded cushion, and PET was performed first (A), followed by CT (B) with the patient on the same vacuum cushion. Once air is drawn from cushion, this fixation device is rigid enough so that patient is in same position for both examinations.