Breast, liver and bone, at a glance

The breast, the liver and the bone lesions.

A decision-SUPPORT tool. Not a diagnosis or medical advice.

This is Miriam’s case, opened to understand her disease and to decide better with her medical team — it does not replace their judgment. Her doctors decide.

Right breast

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Primary tumor, measured on MRI (13 Jul → 8 Sep 2026): 14 → 15 mm.

Liver

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Target lesions in the CT report (13 Jul → 8 Sep 2026): segment II 18 → 20 mm · segment IVb 15 → 19 mm.

Bone

PET scans from March and May and MRI from June 2026. The 8 September PET, not yet included, describes more active bone lesions than the ones shown here.

Front view · the body’s right is on your left

Body’s rightBody’s left
C1C7T1T6T12L1L5S22
SSTR-dominant (⁶⁸Ga⁺/FDG⁻)Glycolytic-dom. (FDG⁺/SSTR⁻)

Color = tracer · badge = nº of foci in that vertebra · dashed outline = AI-detected (to confirm).

#7 · Thoracolumbar junction

T11 · vertebral body

Dual · SSTR-predominant

One of the most intense: the highest ⁶⁸Ga-DOTATOC (SSTR) uptake of the series, dual with ¹⁸F-FDG that has dropped vs prior. Blastic CT attenuation.

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