ArticleFrontiers in oncology2025
The qualitative and quantitative characteristics of serous endometrial carcinoma on MRI: applying a novel nomogram for predicting an aggressive histological type.
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Objectives: To comprehensively describe MRI characteristics of serous endometrial carcinoma (SEC) and distinguish SEC from endometrioid endometrial carcinoma (EEC). Methods: We retrospectively recruited 62 patients from a tertiary center with pathologically proven endometrioid cancers (37 SEC and 25 EEC) as the training set. MRI image interpretation was blindly interpreted by two experienced radiologists with consensus reading. Both qualitative and quantitative characteristics on MRI were recorded case by case. Histological findings were retrieved from the hospital information system. Fifty-four samples (27 SEC and 27 EEC) from the external hospital were treated as the testing set. Results: The qualitative MRI characteristics had no statistical difference between the SEC and EEC groups in the training set. SEC more often invaded the deep myometrium than EEC ( Conclusions: This study developed and validated a nomogram model to predict SEC patients based on clinical and quantitative MRI features, which can be used in distinguishing SEC from EEC.
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