HYALINE CARTILAGE - ORIGIN BONE AND SOFT-TISSUE NEOPLASMS - MR APPEARANCE AND HISTOLOGIC CORRELATION
HYALINE CARTILAGE - ORIGIN BONE AND SOFT-TISSUE NEOPLASMS - MR APPEARANCE AND HISTOLOGIC CORRELATION
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DOI:
10.1148/radiology.167.2.3162774
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发表时间:
1988-05-01
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影响因子:
19.7
通讯作者:
SCHIEBLER, ML
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作者:
COHEN, EK;KRESSEL, HY;SCHIEBLER, ML
Magnetic resonance (MR) images and histologic studies of 16 chondroid-matrix lesions were reviewed to determine if any distinctive morphologic or signal features might be discerned. Ten biopsy-proved non-chondroid bone lesions were compared in terms of configuration and signal characteristics. The tumor matrix had a distinctive appearance of homogeneous high signal intensity in a defined lobular configuration on images of all hyaline cartilage lesions obtained with a long repetition time and a long echo time. The areas of hyperintensity relative to muscle corresponded to areas of hyaline cartilage matrix with its uniform composition, low cellularity, and high water content; the lobular morphologic characteristic had an identical histologic correlate. The chondroblastomas, clear-cell chondrosarcoma, and synovial chondromatosis demonstrated a much more cellular stroma, with only scattered islands of chondroid matrix, and were isointense or hypointense compared with muscle on all MR sequences. The distinctive lobular, high-intensity MR appearance was not seen in the ten non-chondroid bone lesions.