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Usefulness of FDG-PET in Monitoring Therapeutic Effects on a Central Nervous System Malignant Lymphoma : Report of Three Cases Tetsuya MASADA 1 , Yoshihito MATSUMOTO 1 , Nobuyuki KAWAI 1 , Takashi TAMIYA 1 , Seigo NAGAO 1 1Department of Neurological Surgery,Kagawa University School of Medicine Keyword: lymphoma , PET , FDG , MRI , methotrexate pp.859-864
Published Date 2004/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436100472
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 We have reported three cases of central nervous system malignant lymphoma in which FDG-PET was useful in monitoring therapeutic effects. Case 1 : A 53-year-old man complained of gait and memory disturbance. An MRI of the patient's brain showed enhanced mass lesions in the bifrontal lobe. An FDG-PET showed markedly high uptake of the tracer,which means a higher metabolism of glucose. The tumor was biopsied and the histological diagnosis was diffuse B cell lymphoma. The patient received chemotherapy and external irradiation therapy. Case 2 : A 64-year-old woman suffered memory disturbance and left hemiparesis. An MRI showed a right frontal mass lesion,and FDG-PET showed high uptake of glucose. After the histological diagnosis was determined as diffuse large B cell lymphoma,the patient received the same therapy as case 1. Case 3 : A 55-year-old woman suffered right hemianopsia. An MRI showed an enhanced lesion in the right basal ganglia and an FDG-PET showed high uptake of glucose. After the histological diagnosis was determined as diffuse large B cell lymphoma,the patient received the same therapy as case 1 and 2. In all cases,high uptake of glucose disappeared on the PET after initial chemotherapy,although an enhanced lesion continued on MRI even after radiation. FDG-PET was useful in monitoring the therapeutic effects of malignant lymphoma. These results indicate that we were able to confirm the effectiveness of the therapy in the early stage.


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