PET Response Synthetic Research Sandbox

Synthetic Research Sandbox

Use synthetic information only. Do not enter patient names, medical record identifiers, dates of birth, accession numbers, report identifiers, PHI, or confidential clinical information. This public research prototype does not create a clinical record.

Only quantitative values are sent for calculation. Results remain in this page session; Reset clears the demonstration. No sign-in or saved records are available.

Professional interpretation remains authoritative. This is not a diagnostic report, does not replace physician interpretation, and must not be used for treatment decisions. Formal PERCIST assessment requires appropriate lesion selection, background activity and professional review.

Synthetic scan values

Baseline and follow-up SUVmax are required. Other research inputs are optional.

Baseline SUVmax Follow-up SUVmax Optional Baseline SULpeak Optional Follow-up SULpeak

PERCIST-Oriented Assessment

Baseline Liver SULmean Follow-up Liver SULmean Baseline Blood Pool SULmean Follow-up Blood Pool SULmean Measurable Target Lesion? Lesion Uptake Above Background? Complete Metabolic Resolution? Uptake Time (minutes) Blood Glucose (mg/dL) Injected FDG Dose (mCi) Synthetic subject weight (kg) Synthetic diabetes context? Same Scanner as Prior Study? Same PET Protocol as Prior Study? New Lesion?

Explore a synthetic comparison

For a simple example, enter baseline SUVmax 10 and follow-up SUVmax 6. Add synthetic SULpeak and background values to explore the existing PERCIST-oriented research rules.

Scanner/protocol selections remain local context. Glucose and uptake time enable the optional quantitative context request. No clinical notes or identifiers are accepted by this workspace.

Synthetic research result

SUVmax change
Research trend category
New-lesion scenario

PERCIST-oriented exploration

Quantitative acquisition context

SUVmax trend

Local synthetic comparison summary

Research output only. Not a diagnostic report or treatment recommendation. Professional interpretation remains authoritative.