MRI of soft-tissue masses: the relationship between lesion size, depth, and diagnosis

Hibernoma of the Thigh: A Report of Four Cases

“…Magnetic resonance imaging enables making a specific diagnosis, using the signal characteristics of soft tissues. 15 The masses can be hypointense or isointense on T1-weighted images or isointense or hypointense on T2-weighted images (relative to the fat). 11,15 Fatty-suppressed sequences can reveal its vessels.…”

Perfusion pattern of musculoskeletal masses using contrast-enhanced ultrasound: a helpful tool for characterisation?

“…Various studies designed to differentiate between benign and malignant masses were based on the evaluation of morphological parameters such as tumour size, demarcation of margins, involvement of adjacent vital structures and signal homogeneity [5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. Schulte et al [2] tried to qualify tumour echogenicity and thus malignant potential by the semiautomatic evaluation of ultrasound grey-scale images.…”

intramuscular lipoma of the forearm

“…İleri yaş bir hastada hızlı bir şekilde büyüyen, büyüklüğü önemli olmaksızın derin yerleşimli olan, ağrılı ve / veya 5 cm ve daha büyük olan tüm yumuşak doku kitleleri aksi ispatlanana kadar malign olarak kabul edilmelidir. 7,8,9 KAYNAKLAR…”