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Total-body (TB) PET/CT is a groundbreaking tool that has brought about a revolution in both clinical application and scientific research. The transformative impact of TB PET/CT in the realms of clinical practice and scientific exploration has been steadily unfolding since its introduction in 2018, with implications for its implementation within the health care landscape of China. TB PET/CT's exceptional sensitivity enables the acquisition of high-quality images in significantly reduced time frames. Clinical applications have underscored its effectiveness across various scenarios, emphasizing the capacity to personalize dosage, scan duration, and image quality to optimize patient outcomes. TB PET/CT's ability to perform dynamic scans with high temporal and spatial resolution and to perform parametric imaging facilitates the exploration of radiotracer biodistribution and kinetic parameters throughout the body. The comprehensive TB coverage offers opportunities to study interconnections among organs, enhancing our understanding of human physiology and pathology. These insights have the potential to benefit applications requiring holistic TB assessments. The standard topics outlined in were used to categorized the reviewed articles into 3 sections: current clinical applications, scan protocol design, and advanced topics. This article delves into the bottleneck that impedes the full use of TB PET in China, accompanied by suggested solutions.

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