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A "clean" PET/CT scan result generally means that no abnormalities or cancerous cells were detected in the areas scanned. For multiple myeloma, this suggests:

- No Active Disease: There are no visible signs of active myeloma cells or tumors in your bones or other tissues
- Positive Outcome: This is a positive result, Show Full Answer

A "clean" PET/CT scan result generally means that no abnormalities or cancerous cells were detected in the areas scanned. For multiple myeloma, this suggests:

- No Active Disease: There are no visible signs of active myeloma cells or tumors in your bones or other tissues.
- Positive Outcome: This is a positive result, indicating that the disease may be under control or in remission.

Always follow up with your doctor for a detailed explanation and to discuss the next steps in your care plan.

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