Hypointense head and neck lesions on T2-weighted images: correlation with histopathologic findings.
Hiroki KatoMasaya KawaguchiTomohiro AndoYo KanekoFuminori HyodoMasayuki MatsuoPublished in: Neuroradiology (2020)
Knowledge regarding hypointense head and neck lesions on T2-weighted images allows radiologists to make accurate differential diagnoses. Key points • Hypointense head and neck lesions on T2-weighted images include calcified or osseous lesions, granulomatous lesions, fibrous lesions, mucous- or protein-containing lesions, hemosiderin-containing lesions, melanin-containing lesions, thyroglobulin-containing lesions, rapid blood flow, and air-filled spaces. • Radiologists should recognize the hypointense head and neck lesions on T2-weighted images for the final correct diagnosis, resulting in appropriate patient management.
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