ArticleOral radiology2021
MR and CT imaging features of sino-nasal organized hematomas.
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Abstract
aimTo describe the MR and CT imaging features of organized hematomas [OH].
methodsA retrospective analysis of MR imaging and CT of eight patients [6 male, 2 females; age range is 6-86 years] with pathological proven OH was performed. Routine contrast MR and CT scan were done for all patients, and diffusion-weighted imaging and dynamic contrast CT were done for only five patients. Imaging analysis was done for the signal intensity, the enhancement pattern at MR imaging, the ADC value at DWI, bone remodeling at CT, and the neo-vascularization at dynamic contrast CT.
resultsOH revealed T2 hypo-intense of the matrix in all patients with complete [n = 3] and incomplete [n = 5] marginal hypo-intensity rim. The lesions revealed a frond-like pattern of contrast enhancement of the central part of the lesion that associated with a peripheral rim of contrast enhancement. OH revealed unrestricted diffusion with high ADC value [1.7-2.5 × 10
conclusionWe conclude that MR and CT imaging findings can help in the diagnosis of OH.
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