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There is an interesting commentary on PET scans at More on [11C]choline PET/CT scanning in men with recurrent prostate cancer Be sure to read the discussion in the comments column - and incidentally you need to understand that there is a difference between the two scans which I think are labelled as C11Carbon and C11 Acetate.
If you go to that link and, after reading the piece, enter c 11 choline PET scans in the site search engine, you'll find another five very interesting articles.
It's a VERY complex issue which is generally speaking beyond my abaility to understand!!
