ArticleBritish journal of cancer2020
Does multiparametric imaging with
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Abstract
backgroundThe purpose of this study is to test if functional multiparametric imaging with
methodsThirty-one patients with HNSCC were scanned on an integrated PET/MRI scanner with FDG prior to surgery in this prospective study. Imaging was quantified with SUV, ADC and K
resultsTwenty-eight patients with a total of 33 lesions were eligible for further analysis. There were significant correlations between the three imaging biomarkers and some of the IHC biomarkers. Moreover, a biopsy taken from the most FDG-avid part of the tumour did not have a statistically significantly higher probability of higher PD-L1 expression or VTC, compared with a random biopsy.
conclusionWe found statistically significant correlations between functional imaging parameters and key molecular cancer markers.
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