COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHY EVALUATION OF FATTY TUMORS OF THE SOMATIC SOFT-TISSUES - CLINICAL UTILITY AND RADIOLOGIC-PATHOLOGIC CORRELATION
COMPUTED-TOMOGRAPHY EVALUATION OF FATTY TUMORS OF THE SOMATIC SOFT-TISSUES - CLINICAL UTILITY AND RADIOLOGIC-PATHOLOGIC CORRELATION
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00349331
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发表时间:
1979-01-01
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
GENANT, HK
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作者:
HUNTER, JC;JOHNSTON, WH;GENANT, HK
The role of computed tomography (CT) in the evaluation of fatty tumors of the somatic soft tissues was investigated. Six surgically proven cases of fatty tumors were studied preoperatively by CT and standard radiographic means — conventional radiographs, xeroradiography, and angiography. Our case material included a simple lipoma, two infiltrative lipomas, an angiolipoma, and two liposarcomas. The radiologic-pathologic correlation was evaluated with respect to the various imaging modalities. The unique tissue characteristics of fatty tumors makes them particularly adaptable to CT scanning. In addition to its ability to define accurately tissue densities, the facility of CT in depicting depth, size, and extent of the lesion in the axial plane was found to be most useful in the preoperative evaluation of our case metarial.