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Table 2 Pathological distribution of primary tumors and suspected metastases in both cohorts

From: Optimizing acquisition times for total-body positron emission tomography/computed tomography with half-dose 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose in oncology patients

Pathological distribution

Primary tumor

Lymph node metastasis

Distant metastasis

Exploration cohort

Lung (n = 19)

17/1/1 (22)

2/0/0 (2)

Biliary tract (n = 2)

2/0/0 (2)

1/1/0 (3)

Liver (n = 4)

3/1/0 (5)

0/1/0 (2)

Colorectum (n = 17)

17/0/0 (17)

8/3/1 (17)

Stomach (n = 4)

4/0/0 (4)

1/0/0 (1)

Total (n = 46)

50

25

0

Clinical validation cohort

Lung (n = 11)

11/0/0 (11)

1/0/1 (4)

Biliary tract (n = 30)

29/1/0 (31)

11/4/0 (19)

Liver (n = 19)

16/2/1 (23)

2/1/0 (4)

Colorectum (n = 10)

10/0/0 (10)

3/3/2/1 (19)

1/0/2 (7)

Stomach (n = 4)

3/0/1 (6)

2/0/0 (2)

Pancreas (n = 26)

24/2/0 (28)

5/0/0 (5)

Gall bladder (n = 5)

5/0/0 (5)

0/1/1 (5)

Bladder (n = 7)

4/3/0 (10)

Breast (n = 3)

3/0/0 (3)

1/0/0 (1)

1/0/0 (1)

Ovary (n = 4)

3/1/0 (5)

Small intestine (n = 9)

9/0/0 (9)

2/0/0 (2)

Pharynx (n = 3)

3/0/0 (3)

0/0/0/0/0/0/1 (7)

Skin (n = 1)

1/0/0 (1)

1/0/0 (1)

Others (n = 15)*

15/0/0 (15)

Total (n = 147)

160

69

8

  1. Values separated by virgules (/) indicate the number of patients with 1/2/3/4/5/6/7 lesions
  2. Data are numbers of lesions
  3. *Others (n = 15) include the following single primary tumors without metastasis: kidney (n = 4), esophagus (n = 2), mediastinum (n = 3), uterus (n = 1), bones (n = 1), carotid body (n = 1), muscle (n = 1), and retroperitoneum (n = 2)