Suspected recurrence or progression
Additional metabolic information for patients with suspected recurrent or progressive glioma after treatment.
Now available in Jupiter, Florida
When an MRI leaves questions after glioma treatment, another perspective can help. Florida Theranostics offers FET PET, an amino acid PET scan that provides complementary information to support your care team’s clinical decisions.
Physician referrals & patient inquiries: (561) 847-3797
View the full-size physician flyerAnatomy meets metabolism
MRI provides detailed anatomical information. FET PET evaluates amino acid transport and tumor metabolism, adding biological information that can help distinguish recurrent or progressive glioma from treatment-related change. The findings are interpreted alongside MRI and other clinical evaluations.
Anatomical detail. Post-treatment findings may be equivocal.
Amino acid uptake. Complementary biological information about metabolically active tumor.
For referring physicians evaluating suspected recurrent or progressive glioma, particularly when post-treatment MRI findings are uncertain.
Additional metabolic information for patients with suspected recurrent or progressive glioma after treatment.
Complementary imaging when MRI findings are indeterminate and the care team needs more information to guide the next step.
Support for distinguishing recurrent tumor from treatment-related change, in conjunction with other diagnostic evaluations.
Discuss assessment of metabolically active tumor and questions about preoperative or radiation therapy planning with our physician team.
FET PET complements MRI and clinical assessment. The referring physician and imaging team determine whether the study is appropriate for the individual patient.
Collaborative care. Clear next steps.
Refer a patient for FET PET or speak with our team about an equivocal MRI. Please include the diagnosis, treatment history and recent MRI reports with the referral.
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