FIGURE 2.
FIGURE 2.
Same patient as shown in Figure 1. 18F PET (left, maximum intensity projection images; middle, sagittal; right, coronal) presented BM in vertebral bodies L3 and T10. Both BM were confirmed by MRI.
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