Value of radiological depth of invasion in non-pT4 Oral tongue squamous cell carcinoma: implication for preoperative MR T-staging.
Wenjie HuangYu ZhangGui FuManqian HuangGuangfeng LuoHui XieZhiying LiangDi CaoShuqi LiChao LuoHaojiang LiJiexin GaoRongcheng NieGuangying RuanHao LiLi-Zhi LiuPublished in: European radiology (2024)
• Tumor morphology, measuring sequences, and observers could impact MR-derived measurements and compromise the consistency with histology. • MR-derived measurements, including radiological depth of invasion (rDOI), tumor thickness, and largest diameter, have a prognostic impact on OS (all p < .001). • rDOI with cutoffs of 8 mm and 12 mm on axial CE-T1WI is an optimal predictor of OS and could facilitate risk stratification in non-pT4 OTSCC disease.