NECK/CHEST: There is felt to be interval worsening of moderately
intense hyperglycolytic activity seen within the right suprahilar
region corresponding with areas of developing off ill-defined tissue
prominence. Recurrent disease within this region cannot be excluded
this is seen to a lesser extent just posterior to the previously
described region and abutting the superior margin of the right major
fissure. The ill-defined area within the right suprahilar region
demonstrates a maximum SUV value of 3.2. The ill-defined area of soft
tissue prominence which abuts the right major fissure superiorly
demonstrates a maximum SUV value of 2.8. There some nonspecific
hyperglycolytic activity seen within the left suprahilar region with
an SUV value of 3.1. There some mild fullness seen of the right
infrahilar region with mild hyperglycolytic activity in this region
and SUV value of 2.2, just above mediastinal blood pool. No
significant hyperglycolytic activity was seen within these regions on
the patient's comparison study.

ABDOMEN/PELVIS: No evidence of pathologic hyperglycolytic activity
within the abdomen or pelvis. There is moderate to intense
hyperglycolytic activity seen within the cardia of the stomach. This
may be related to gastritis correlate with clinical symptoms or direct
visualization is recommended.

MUSCULOSKELETAL: No pathologic FDG uptake. what does this mean