Imaging Features
Original Article Imaging features of primary leiomyosarcoma of bone
... characterize imaging features of the tumor. Imaging findings of ten patients (six men and four women; age range, 16-64 years) with histologically proven primary leiomyosarcoma of bone were ...
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MR Imaging Features of Amyloid Related Imaging Abnormalities
... lection for the occipital lobes, often more symmetric with poste- rior reversible encephalopathy syndrome. Although isolated lep- tomeningeal involvement and milder cases seem more common with ARIA-E than in posterior ...
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Imaging Features of Calvarial Tuberculosis: A Study of 42 Cases
... The imaging features of these patients were evaluated with refer- ence to the number and distribution of calvarial lesions, scalp swelling, and extradural, parenchymal, and meningeal evidence of ...
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Outcomes assessment in intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma using qualitative and quantitative imaging features
... preoperative imaging up to 6 months prior to surgery may have introduced bias and affected our results as the tumor could have developed more aggressive features by the time surgery was ...quantitative ...
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Disorders of Cortical Formation: MR Imaging Features
... MR imaging features of these ...MR imaging shows diminished cortical thickness and sulcation in microcephaly, enlarged dysplastic cortex in hemimegalencephaly, and ipsilateral focal cortical ...
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Imaging Features of Midface Injectable Fillers and Associated Complications
... on imaging studies, either incidentally or for evaluating an associated ...the imaging features of commonly used injectable fillers and to avoid confounding these with true ...
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Acute Pancreatitis: CT Imaging Features
... CT imaging features of acute ...noninvasive imaging modality in diagnosing and further management of acute pancreatitis when used judiciously in good clinical ...
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MR imaging features of benign retroperitoneal paragangliomas and schwannomas
... MR imaging degree of mass enhance- ment compared with that of the renal cortex (avid enhance- ment, moderate enhancement or slight enhancement) were performed on Gd-enhanced MR images acquired during the arterial ...
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CT and MR Imaging Features of Pyogenic Ventriculitis
... Pyogenic ventriculitis is an uncommon complica- tion of intracranial infection in adults that has been variably referred to as ependymitis, ventricular em- pyema, pyocephalus, and ventriculitis (1–5). How- ever, the ...
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CT imaging features of renal epithelioid angiomyolipoma
... on imaging evaluation, which may lead to incorrect ...histopathologic features since most of the imaging findings are individual ...at imaging [9, ...on imaging findings demonstrated ...
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Pituitary apoplexy: an update on clinical and imaging features
... similar imaging char- acteristics, both clinical and imaging features can guide the radiologist towards the correct diagnosis, especially using magnetic resonance imaging ...epidemiological ...
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Portal Biliopathy: A Review of Imaging Features of Nine Patients
... non-specific. Imaging features are instrumental in the diagnosis of ...resonance imaging (MRI), endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) and direct puncture cholangiography is ...An ...
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Cystic Cranial Meningioma; Unusual Imaging Features
... In conclusion, cystic meningioma though rare, is to be considered in patients with cystic brain lesions. The MRI features are not always characteristic for meningioma. Attempt for total resection and removal of ...
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Tuberculosis of the parotid lymph nodes: clinical and imaging features
... following imaging manifestations, including the location, morphology, size, number, and enhancement pat- terns of the lesion; change of the adjacent parotid fascia and skin; and distribution of the swollen ...
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Imaging Features of Meningeal Inflammatory Myofibroblastic Tumor
... MR imaging and CT, lesion SI and attenuation were compared qualitatively with those of normal cerebral gray matter and were determined at the relatively most dominant ...
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Imaging Features of Rhinoplasty
... on imaging include retained metallic surgical instrument fragments, infection, implant extrusion, nerve impingement by implants, nasal valve collapse, and implant ...
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Imaging Features of Juvenile Xanthogranuloma of the Pediatric Head and Neck
... of imaging by virtue of the midline nasofrontal location and similar signal characteristics compared with the ...T1-weighted imaging before contrast, the relatively low signal intensity on T2, and ...
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Clinical and imaging features of mixed Alzheimer and vascular pathologies
... Traditionally, Alzheimer disease (AD) and vascular de- mentia are recognized as the two most prevalent forms of dementia in late life. A combination of AD and vascular pathologies (so-called mixed dementia) is usually ...
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MR imaging features of orbital Langerhans cell Histiocytosis
... MR imaging system (Trio Tim Siemens, Germany) with an 8-channel head ...T1-weighted imaging (T1WI), T2-weighted im- aging (T2WI) in the axial and coronal planes and post- contrast T1WI in the axial, ...
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MR Imaging Features of Acute Mastoiditis and Their Clinical Relevance
... MR imaging provides additional imaging markers re- flecting soft-tissue reaction to infection: major intramastoid signal changes; diffusion restriction; or intramastoid, periosteal, or dural ...
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