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Subject: Hot Spots
Date: 09/12/2006
I think they do as long as there is any activity. As I understand it, the PET shows areas of increased uptake not only relating to cancer but other things like radiation. I'm not sure how long after treatment the activity goes away. Google PET Scan and read about the test.
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