SSTR PET/CT Response Criteria

Assessing the impact of management change on outcome, we also investigated first follow-up imaging after SSTR PET/CT. In this regard, we used RECIST criteria 1.1, and stable, partial, or complete response was then subsumed as controlled disease.^{12 (link),15 (link)}

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Serfling S.E., Hartrampf P.E., Zhi Y., Higuchi T., Kosmala A., Serfling J., Schirbel A., Hörning A., Buck A.K., Weich A, & Werner R.A. (2023). Somatostatin Receptor-Directed PET/CT for Therapeutic Decision-Making and Disease Control in Patients Affected With Small Cell Lung Cancer. Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 48(4), 309-314.

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Corresponding Organization : Johns Hopkins University

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