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Ilona Warf's blog ::SIMIAN VIRUS 40 (SV40): A POSSIBLE HUMAN POLYOMAVIRUS WORKSHOP NIH 1997










When               you               suffer               from               health               complications               that               can               not               be               easily               diagnosed,               it               can               be               quite               frustrating.

Often               your               healthcare               professional               will               order               standard               blood               work,               urinalysis,               x-rays               and               may               even               order               MRI               or               CT               scans.

For               many               patients,               however,               even               these               tests               do               not               provide               a               solid               diagnosis.

When               dealing               with               a               complex               health               complication,               especially               that               involving               lung               pain,               chest               pain,               heart               burn,               stomach               pain               or               abdominal               cramping,               the               best               diagnostic               test               may               actually               be               the               PET               scan.

With               the               PET               scan,               the               healthcare               professional               can               often               rule               out               complications               associated               with               malignancy               where               other               tests               fall               short.
               An               example               of               complicated               health               condition               can               be               found               in               the               health               risks               associated               with               a               lung               mass.

While               the               exact               complication               is               often               difficult               to               diagnose,               most               patients               are               concerned               with               the               mass               being               malignant               or               benign.

Using               the               non-invasive               diagnostic               tool               known               as               a               PET               scan,               lung               masses               can               be               differentiated               from               malignant               to               benign               and,               when               malignant,               can               often               be               staged               in               progress.
               Because               most               lung               tumors,               especially               those               that               are               benign,               do               not               pose               any               health               complications,               they               are               often               not               diagnosed               promptly.

As               part               of               your               routine               annual               health               examination,               the               use               of               x-ray               technology               should               be               a               standard               practice.

With               chest               x-ray,               many               physicians               can               begin               to               assess               the               early               indications               of               mass               or               tumor               development.

Once               found,               the               use               of               PET               scan               can               further               assess               the               complication               without               the               need               for               a               variety               of               other               diagnostic               screenings.
               If,               however,               you               suffer               from               a               lung               complication               known               as               mesothelioma,               the               PET               scan               may               not               even               diagnose               this               complication               accurately               as               either               benign               or               malignant.

Using               a               process               known               as               FDG               uptake               as               part               the               PET               scan,               your               physician               can               make               a               more               definitive               diagnosis               of               cancer,               when               appropriate.
               The               accuracy               of               PET               scans               in               differentiating               malignant               complications               from               benign               complications,               in               the               lungs,               is               as               high               as               92               percent.

As               a               costly               procedure,               however,               many               patients               are               not               offered               this               type               of               diagnostic               screening               as               a               first               line               of               diagnosis.

If               you               are               experiencing               complications               involving               a               lung               mass               or               tumor,               ask               your               physician               to               conduct               PET               scan               testing               to               speed               the               process               by               which               diagnosis               is               confirmed.

In               doing               so,               you               may               save               many               hours               and               dollars               spent               in               other               health               care               settings,               undergoing               unnecessary               tests               for               lung               cancer.

The               key,               then,               will               be               to               determine               what               type               of               PET               scan               is               needed               and               if               the               FDG               uptake               should               be               assessed.




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