Performance of Non-EPI DW MRI for Pediatric Cholesteatoma Follow-Up.
Hannah DaoudiRaphaël LevyRobin BaudouinVincent CouloignerNicolas LeboulangerEréa-Noel GarabédianKahina BelhousNathalie BoddaertFrançoise DenoyelleFrançois SimonPublished in: Otolaryngology--head and neck surgery : official journal of American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (2023)
However, long the delay after the last surgery, the sensitivity of non-EPI diffusion sequence MRI in children has limitations for the detection of residual cholesteatoma. Surveillance for residual cholesteatoma should incorporate findings at primary surgery, surgeon experience, a low threshold for second-look procedures, and routine imaging.
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