Publications by authors named "T N Skvortsova"

Unlabelled: Primary central nervous system vasculitis is still a challenge due to rarity of disease, unspecific clinical and neurological presentation, as well as low specificity of MRI and laboratory tests.

Objective: To present the potential of hybrid neuroimaging in diagnosis of primary central nervous system vasculitis.

Material And Methods: The results of MRI, PET/CT with 11C-methionine, histological and immunochemical data in a 23-year-old patient with first-time epileptic seizure are demonstrated.

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Unlabelled: Prognosis of () wild-type gliomas is worse compared to -mutant tumors regardless of histological criteria for glioblastoma. However, there is still uncertainty regarding favorable course of disease and predictors of long-term survival in gliomas.

Objective: To study the metabolic characteristics of diffuse astrocytomas using C-methionine PET/CT and prognostic significance of PET-associated parameters for disease-free survival.

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Article Synopsis
  • Radiation therapy is a key treatment for prostate cancer, often combined with other therapies, allowing precise targeting of tumors while sparing surrounding tissue.
  • Most patients experience chronic radiation proctitis symptoms within the first two years post-treatment, highlighting the need for awareness and management.
  • The article reviews current knowledge on the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options for chronic radiation proctitis, including a case study of a complicated instance of the condition.
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A 44-year-old man after combined left temporal low-grade glioma treatment presented with daily multiple series of seizures. MRI demonstrated diffuse cortical swelling in the left frontal lobe with intensive gyral enhancement. PET with [11C]methionine (PET-MET) revealed increased radiotracer uptake strictly confined to the cortical ribbon of the left cerebral hemisphere, which persisted for 3 months.

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