Fig. 2From: The role of dynamic, static, and delayed total-body PET imaging in the detection and differential diagnosis of oncological lesionsCases with primary suspicious lesion type (A) liver cancer, (B) mediastinal lesion, and (C) lung cancer. The 60-min regular static images cannot confidently rule out the uptake foci (red arrows) from the background. They appear clear in delayed images and further in MRFDG images. For a lung lesion (D), the visual detectability among protocols was similar. Distribution volume images are shown in the last columnBack to article page