Performance evaluation of the incorporation of PET/CT procedures in the SUS
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Aim/Introduction: High-complexity technologies, such as PET/
CT, should have their incorporation constantly analyzed and
enhanced to support their consolidation. The evaluation of the
performance of these equipment commits to the understanding
of subjects such as the clinical application effectiveness, the
usage of these devices in the patient’s real life, and the impact
of this technology in the different regions where they are
applied. Therefore, this work aimed to evaluate the performance
incorporation PET/CT equipments and procedures by the
Brazilian National Health System (SUS) according to admissibility,
economic, innovation, and technical criteria, accordant to
the Methodological Guideline for the Elaboration of Studies
for the Evaluation of EMA (medical-assistance equipment).
Furthermore, the demand for the application of this technology
was also considered. Materials and Methods: The data collection
methodology was based on an active search for information, such
as the consultation of bibliographies and websites that presented
data of interest, such as ANVISA, DATASUS, CNEN, and RHC. Results:
Thirteen records of equipment from seven distinct manufacturers
were identified within the validity period. Moreover, there are 110
registrations with at least one PET/CT equipment in the National
Registration of Health Facilities (CNES) and 160 registrations
of facilities authorized by the National Commission of Nuclear
Energy (CNEN). Published by the National Health Fund (FNS), the value proposed for such equipment in 2022 is BRL 6,405,000.00.
Regarding approved financing proposals, seven are registered
and distributed in the records of five facilities. The applied taxes
observed are IPI, PIS, and COFINS. Per procedure, according to
the SUS table records, the amount paid was BRL 2,107.22, and the
total amount paid since the incorporation of the technology is
BRL 348,446,738.37. Conclusion: The development of the work
led to the perception that, although there was some difficulty
in obtaining some data that permeate the PET/CT technology,
the incorporation of this technology took place in a satisfactory
manner. There was divergence in results such as the number of
devices. This fact was due to the way in which information was
made available, as many data are self-declared by interested
parties. Because it is the incorporation of a high-complexity
technology in full use, few studies evaluating its performance
were observed. Based on Consolidation Ordinance No. 1/2017 -
which adopts the recommendation of one PET/CT unit per 1.5
million inhabitants, it was found that few Brazilian states have
available the number of devices to meet the needs of demand.
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PRATES, B.; POZZO, L. Performance evaluation of the incorporation of PET/CT procedures in the SUS. European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, v. 50, p. S827-S828, 2023. Suppl 1. DOI: 10.1007/s00259-023-06333-x. Disponível em: https://repositorio.ipen.br/handle/123456789/47967. Acesso em: 30 Dec 2025.
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