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Appendix C: Abbreviations Legend
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Appendix C: Abbreviations Legend
Abdom:
abdominal Abst: abstract Acc: accuracy Activ: activity Addit:
additional Adenocarc: adenocarcinoma Adjuv:
adjuvant Adrenalect: adrenalectomy Adv: advanced AFP: serum
alpha-fetoprotein level AIDS: acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome ALNDs: axillary lymph node dissections Amen:
amenable Amput: amputations Anat: anatomical Andro:
androgen Antibod: antibodies Antiestr: antiestrogen Art:
article Aspir: aspirate Assessmt: assessment Asymp:
asymptomatic Autop: autopsy Av: average Avdmajsurg: avoid
major surgery BCNU: carmustine Behav: behavioural Biochem:
biochemical Biop: biopsy Bne: bone BPH: benign prostatic
hyperplasia Br: brain Brst: breast BS: bone
scintigraphy BTH: bilateral temporal hypometabolism B/w:
between C: calcitonin Ca: cancer Calcit:
calcitonin Calcs: calculates Cam: camera Carcin:
carcinoma Cathet: catheterization CDM: conventional diagnostic
methods CEA: carcino-embryonic antigen Cerv: cervical Chem:
chemistry Chemo: chemotherapy Chemohormonother:
chemohormonotherapy Chemoradio: chemoradiotherapy Chge:
change CHOL: 11C choline Cholang: cholangio-pancreaticography CI:
conventional imaging Classif: classification Clin:
clinical Clinstge: clinical stage Cm: centimeter Cnfrm:
confirmation CNS: central nervous system CoDe-PET: coincidence
detection PET Cognit: cognitive Colonosc:
colonoscopy Compar: comparison Concom: concomitant Concord:
concordance Conn: connective Cont: continued Contrad:
contradictory Conv: conventional Corr: correctly Correl:
correlation CR: complete response Craniot: craniotomy Crse:
course CT: computed tomography CUP: cancer of unknown
primary Cur: curative CYT-356: capromab pendetide Cytol:
cytology Cytopath: cytopathology DAR: differential absorption
ratio Decis: decision Decr: decrease DedPET: dedicated
PET Def: definite Degen: degenerative Dem:
dementia Detect: detect Diff: different Differen:
differentiated Dimens: dimensions Dis: disease Discrep:
discrepancy Dissect: dissection Dissem: disseminated Dist:
distant Ds: days DUR: dose uptake ratio Dwnstge:
downstage Dx: diagnosis Ea: each EEG:
electroencephalographic E.g.: for example Elev: elevation Endos:
endosonography Endosc: endoscopic examination Entero:
enteroclysis Epil: epilepsy Epilept: epileptogenic Equiv:
equivocal ER+: biopsy-proved estrogen receptor-positive Esoph:
esophageal Eval: evaluate Evid: evidence Ex: exam Excis:
excisional Exp: experience Explor: exploratory Ext:
extension Extrathor: extrathoracic Fav: favorable Fd:
found FDG: 2-Figure F-18Fluoro-2-Deoxy-D-Glucose Fm: from FN:
false negative Fn: function FNA: fine-needle
aspiration FNAB: fine needle aspiration biopsy FP: false
positive Ga: gallium Gastro: gastroesophageal Gastros:
gastroscopy GCI: gamma camera coincidence imaging Gde:
grade Gluc: glucose Gp: group GRD: gross residual
disease Gynecol: gynecological H&N: head and neck HCC:
hepatocellular carcinoma HD: hodgkin´s disease Hep:
hepatic Hepatocell: hepatocellular Hi: high Hippocamp:
hippocampal Hist: history Histol: histology Histopath:
histopathology Horm: hormone Hypertherm:
hyperthermic Hypometab: hypometabolic Hypopharyng:
hypopharyngeal Ident: identify Imag: imaging IMLN: internal
mammary lymph node Immed: immediate Imprvemt:
improvement IMT: 123I-Iodo-alpha-methyltyrosine Inconclus:
inconclusive Incorr: incorrectly Incr: increased Indeterm:
indeterminate Indic: indicative Individ: individual Info:
information Init: initiate; initial Insuffic:
insufficient Interict: interictal Intracran:
intracranial Intract: intractable Involv: involvement IORT:
intraoperative radiation therapy Irrad: irradiated IS:
immunoscintigraphy Isol: isolated Kn: known Lapar:
laporatory Laparat: laparotomy Laryng: laryngeal Lateraliz:
lateralization Les: lesion Lft: left LN: lymph node Lo:
low Loc: local Locat: location Locoreg: locoregional Lowabd:
lower abdomen LT: long term Lumpect: lumpectomy Lymphad:
lymphadenectomy Majdwn: major downstaging Majmgmt: major
management Majupstg: major upstaging Malig: malignancy MALT:
mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue Mar: marrow Mastect:
mastectomy Meas: measurable Mediast:
mediastinal Mediastinos: mediastinoscopy Melan:
melanoma MET: 11-Cmethionine Met: metastatic Metab:
metabolism Mets: metastases Mgmt: management MH: M.
Hodgkin MIBG: metaiodo-benzylguanidine MIBI:
99mTc-Methoxyisobutylisonitrile MI-CPS: medically intractable
complex partial seizures Mindwn: minor downstaging Minmgmt:
minor management Minupstg: minor upstaging Misc:
miscellaneous MM: mammography Mo: month Mod:
moderately Modals: modalities Mon: monitor Morphol:
morphologic MR: magnetic resonance MRD: minimal residual
disease MRI: magnetic resonance imaging MTC: medullary thyroid
cancer N: total number of patient studies or lesions N staging:
nodal staging NC: no change ND: new disease Necros:
necrosis NED: no evidence of disease Neg: negative Neurodeg:
neurodegenerative NHL: non-Hodgkin´s lymphoma Nk: neck No:
number Nochge: no change Noneupstg: none upstaged NPV:
negative predictive value Nr: near Nsclc: non-small cell lung
cancer Nt: not Observ: observation Occ: occupying Oper:
operable OPET: other PET Ophthal: opthalmologic Osteo:
osteomyelitis Otolaryn: otolaryngologic Ovar:
ovarian Overstgd: overstaged P53: p53 protein expression of
HCC Pancr: pancreatic Papill: papillary Paramalig:
paramalignant Part: partial Pathol: pathology Pblms:
problems Pca: prostate cancer PCS: positron coincidence
scintigraphy PD: progressed disease Pelv: pelvic Perfsurg:
perform surgery Perfus: perfusion Persist: persistent PET:
positron emission tomography Phys: physical Polychemo:
polychemotherapy Poor: poorly Potent: potentially PPV:
positive predictive value PR: partial response Preop:
preoperative Prim: primary Prob: probably Proced:
procedure Progress: progressing metastases; progression Prolif:
proliferative Prost: prostate PSA: prostate specific
antigen Pt: patient Pt gp: patient group Pts:
patients Pulm: pulmonary RA: research article Rad:
radiation Rad lymphad: radical lymphadenectomy Radiog:
radiography; radiographic Radiol: radiological Recur:
recurring Recurr: recurrence Ref: reference Refrac:
refractory Relap: relapsed Resect: resectable Resid:
residual Resis: resistant Restage: restaging Retroper:
retroperitoneal Retrosp: retrospective Rev: review RIT:
radioimmunotherapy RNB: radionuclide bone scintigraphy Rpts:
reports Rspnse: response Scint: scintigraphy Sclc: small
cell lung cancer Scn: scan SEEG: stereo-EEG Sens:
sensitivity Ser: serial Signif: significantly Simult:
simultaneously Sites: lesion sites Sl: slight Smplg:
sampling SNB: sentinel node biopsy Sonog: sonography Sp:
space Spdsht: spreadsheet Spec: specificity SPECT:
single-photon emission CT SPET: single photon emission
tomography SPN: solitary pulmonary nodule S.t.:
short-term Std: standard Stereo biop: stereotactic
biopsy Stg: stage Strat: strategy STS: soft tissue
sarcomas Subclin: subclinical Subgps: subgroups SUR:
standardized uptake ratio Surf: surface Surg: surgery Susp:
suspected Suspic: suspicious SUV: standardized uptake
values Symp: symptom Sys: system Sz: seizure TCB: trucut
biopsy Temp: temporal Tg: thyroglobulin Theor:
theoretical Ther: therapy Therap: therapeutic Thor:
thoracic Thorac: thoracotomy Thyrd: thyroid Thyroglob:
thyroglobulin Tiss: tissue T: L ratio:tumor-to-normal liver
ratio TLE: temporal lobe epilepsy TN: true negative Tot:
total TP: true positive Trtmt: treatment TTNA: transthoracic
needle aspiration Tum: tumor Ultim: ultimately Understgd:
understaged Unil: unilateral Unk Prim: unknown
primary Unnecess: unnecessary Upstge: upstage Uptke:
uptake US: ultrasonography Uter: uterine UTH: unilateral
temporal hypometabolism Util: utilization Vasc:
vascular Vert: vertebral Vs: versus W: with WB: whole
body WBS: whole-body scintigraphy Wd: would With:
withdrawal Wks: weeks Wt: weight WW: watchful waiting Y:
year 131-I: 131-Iodine 2x2: two by two table of true/false
positive values and true/false negative values 18F-FDG:
18F-fluorodeoxyglucose 201Tl SPET: 201Tl single photon emission
tomography 201Tl SPECT: 201 Tl chloride single-photon emission
CT #: number +: positive -: negative <: less
than >: greater than
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FOOTNOTES |
Received Dec. 27, 2000; accepted Dec. 27, 2000.
For correspondence or reprints contact: Sanjiv S. Gambhir, MD,
PhD, UCLA School of Medicine, 700 Westwood Plaza, B3-399A BRI,
Box 951770, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1770.
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