Transplant Infectious Disease· 2026Q2
When Conventional Imaging Is Nondiagnostic: FDG‐PET/CT as a Diagnostic Roadmap to Pulmonary Nocardiosis After Kidney Transplantation
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Short summary
FDG-PET/CT imaging successfully diagnosed pulmonary nocardiosis in kidney transplant recipients when conventional imaging was inconclusive.
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Key points
- FDG-PET/CT imaging is effective for diagnosing pulmonary nocardiosis in kidney transplant recipients.
- Conventional imaging methods were nondiagnostic in these cases.
- The technique provided a clear diagnostic roadmap for treatment.
- This is crucial for managing infections in immunocompromised transplant patients.
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Abstract
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Field: Microbiology
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