英文摘要 |
18Fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT) plays central and complementary roles in the care of patients with cervical cancer. For cervical patients with clinically visible tumor, PET/CT is more sensitive than either CT or MRI imaging in the evaluation of nodal involvement. PET/CT has also proved to be a predictor of survival in patients with cervical cancer. Because treatment often requires combinations of surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, imaging is central to triage and to determining prognosis. Use of imaging for initial therapy to assess the recurrence and to plan salvage therapy is also very important. |