This is a bone scan of a 86 year old man, who was diagnosed | Figure 1
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This is a bone scan of a 86 year old man, who was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The goal of the study was to exclude bony metastases.
What phenomenon can we see here and how can it be explained?
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