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FDG avid lesion in right scapular bone.
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Also present were lesions in the right scapular (Figure 1) and the left sacral bone (Figure 2).
FDG avid lesion in left sacrum.
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Also present were lesions in the right scapular (Figure 1) and the left sacral bone (Figure 2).
CT lung depicting right upper lobe lung nodule (Case 1).
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Computed tomography (CT) scan (Figure 4) of the chest with contrast revealed no pulmonary embolism.
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FDG avid lesion in left iliac bone.
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A PET scan was done revealing multiple sites of pathologic uptake suspicious for biologic tumor activity in left lower lobe node, mediastinal lymph node, and lesion in left iliac bone (Figure 3).
CT of chest showing lower left lobe nodule (Case 2).
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He was referred to outpatient pulmonary clinic where he was sent for CT scan chest (Figure 5) which again showed the left lower lobe opacity with mediastinal lymphadenopathy.