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The purpose is to investigate the 18F-FDG adjustments of the uterus that may occur for physiological and/or benign reasons during the examination of the fluorodeoxygluosis (18F-FDG) with positron emission tomography/computer tomography (PET-BT) and the factors that may affect it. Tools and Methods: PET-BT withdrawn for reasons other than gynecological oncological pathologies and high uterus 18F-FDG constipation, passed uterus non-chirurgical 10 of the premenopausal total of 16 patients were included in the study. All patients were evaluated by pelvic magnetic resonance (MR) examination. Results: 13 of our 16 patients with high uterus 18F-FDG stagnation are diagnosed with leomyoma of the uterus, while 3 have not been diagnosed with any pelvic pathology. It was found that all patients who did not detect pelvic pathology were withdrawn from PET-BT during menstruation period. The average SUVmax value of 13 patients with Leiomyom was 5.41. The statistical analysis found that there was no correlation between the value of SUVmax and age, menopause, blood LDH level, myom diameter, myom being single/multiple and the parameters of the use of tamoksifen. The average SUVmax value of 3 patients with the 18F-FDG intestine of the uterus associated with menstruation was 7.3. The result: It should be remembered that the 18F-FDG attitudes of the uterus found randomly in PET-BT, in the premenopausal period, may be linked to menstruation or benign pathologies after malign processes are eliminated.

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