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For more than 10 years we have been analyzing the results of PET/CT examinations in cancer and neurosurgical pathology, but our patients, in addition to the underlying disease, often have concomitant nephrourologic pathology. Their diagnosis was morphologically and did not raise any doubts, while careful study of the metabolism of isotopes of carbohydrate, protein and lipid metabolism in the kidney and bladder on existing tomograms of the whole body performed in the study of the main pathology allowed us to reveal completely fixed patterns characteristic of renal pathology and the bladder coincide with the results of histochemistry. The observation in the dynamics behind these patients confirmed the presence of a reliable correlation of metabolism in these organs and the clinical course of the disease.1–7

Combined positron emission and computed tomography in study of the metabolism of chronic nephrouropathic diseases