Extended Data Fig. 7: PET image examples of uptake in non-malignant sites.

Axial (a-d, i), coronal (e, f), and sagittal (g, h) views of ⁸⁹ZED88082A PET scans with low dose CT. a, High uptake in urinary bladder diverticulum with urolithiasis and accompanying inflammation. b, Uptake in an aortic atherosclerotic plaque, also detectable on non-attenuated corrected images (data not shown). c, Uptake post-surgery in a patient after inguinal lymph node dissection with a seroma. d, Bilateral uptake in subcutaneous inflammation reaction on heparin injections. e, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis with high uptake before treatment and f, Increased uptake during treatment experiencing a flare-up. g-h, Two patients who received radiotherapy to the spine; arrows indicate the border of the radiation field; the insert shows the radiation field. The irradiated bone marrow in the spine, shows less uptake than non-irradiated bone marrow. g, Patient who received 5×4 Gy to the spine for painful bone metastases 3 months before ⁸⁹ZED88082A PET scan. h, Patient who received 25×1.8 Gy on para-aortal lymph nodes alongside the spine 12 months before the ⁸⁹ZED88082A PET scan. i, Uptake of tracer in normal appendix on PET (right), with corresponding diagnostic CT (left).