The Elusive Link between 18FDG uptake and Glycolytic Flux explains the Preserved Diagnostic Accuracy of PET-CT in Diabetic Cancer Patients

Autor: V. Cossu 1, 2, M. Bauckneht 1, S. Bruno 3, A. Orengo 1, L. Emionite 4, F. Di Giulio 1, S. Capitanio 1, E. Balza 5, P. Castellani 5, P. Piccioli 5, A. Miceli 2, S. Raffa 2, A. Borra 2, M. Donegani 2, S. Morbelli 1, S. Ravera 3, G. Sambuceti 1, C. Marini 1, 6

Publikováno v: European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging (Internet) 46 (2019): S697.
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:V. Cossu 1,2, M. Bauckneht 1,2, S. Bruno 3, A. Orengo 1, L. Emionite 4, F. Di Giulio 1, S. Capitanio 1, E. Balza 5, P. Castellani 5, P. Piccioli 5, A. Miceli 2, S. Raffa 2, A. Borra 2, M. Donegani 2, S. Morbelli 1, S. Ravera 3, G. Sambuceti 1,2, C. Marini 1,6/titolo:The Elusive Link between 18FDG uptake and Glycolytic Flux explains the Preserved Diagnostic Accuracy of PET-CT in Diabetic Cancer Patients/doi:/rivista:European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging (Internet)/anno:2019/pagina_da:S697/pagina_a:/intervallo_pagine:S697/volume:46

Aim/Introduction: The present study aims to verify whether the link between [18F]-2-deoxy-glucose (FDG) uptake and activity of the reticular enzyme hexose-6P-dehydrogenase (H6PD) contributes to preserve PET/CT diagnostic power in experimental models

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