Bone infarction/avascular necrosis can have increased FDG activity, likely from peri-infarct inflammation. This hasn't been very well studied in the literature and can sometimes result in a false-positive interpretation in the evaluation of metastatic disease. The image above shows mild FDG activity in the left femoral head, corresponding to avascular necrosis seen on the coronal T1-weighted image.
References
Grigolon MV, Delbeke D. F-18 FDG uptake in a bone infarct: a case report. Clin Nucl Med. 2001 Jul;26(7):613-4.
Bone infarction/avascular necrosis can have increased FDG activity, likely from peri-infarct inflammation. This hasn't been very well studied in the literature and can sometimes result in a false-positive interpretation in the evaluation of metastatic disease. The image above shows mild FDG activity in the left femoral head, corresponding to avascular necrosis seen on the coronal T1-weighted image.
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