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Fig. 2C —54-year-old man with increasing level of prostate-specific
antigen after radical prostatectomy. Coronal PET images from serial
18F-FDG PET/CT show focus of increased activity in fatty-appearing
lesion adjacent to left teres major muscle (arrow, B and
C). Standard uptake value fluctuates over time from no uptake
(A) through 6.7 approximately 1 month later (B) to 5.0 3 months
after that (C).
