New scan aims to spare patients unnecessary kidney surgery
NCT ID NCT06076538
Summary
This study is testing if a combined PET/MRI scan can better tell the difference between aggressive kidney tumors that need treatment and harmless or slow-growing ones that may not. Participants are adults with a suspicious kidney mass who are already scheduled for a standard MRI. During their regular scan, they will also receive a research PET scan to see if the combined images provide clearer information for doctors.
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University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
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