ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PET/CT PARAMETERS AND NUTRITIONAL status IN PATIENTS WITH COLON AND LUNG CANCER

Fernanda de Carvalho Pazzini Maia; Acácia Maris da Costa Estanislau; Alexandre Imbs Lima; Luciana Cristina Martins Silva; María Isabel Toulson Davisson Correia

doi:10.1016/j.nut.2026.113171

February 1, 2026Nutrition

ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PET/CT PARAMETERS AND NUTRITIONAL status IN PATIENTS WITH COLON AND LUNG CANCER

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Nutritional status is significantly associated with PET/CT parameters in cancer patients, highlighting its importance.
Patients with abnormal PET/CT metrics displayed poorer nutritional levels, indicating an underlying issue.
Analysis of PET/CT scans in colon and lung cancer patients shows correlations with metabolic activity and nutrition.
These findings may help improve nutritional interventions for cancer patients based on imaging results.

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Observational analysis reveals links between PET/CT parameters and nutritional status in lung and colon cancer patients, suggesting vital assessment methods.

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