Temporal bone chondroblastoma: Imaging characteristics with pathologic correlation.

Sun-Won ParkJi Hoon KimJi Hoon ParkKyung Chul MoonJin Chul PaengByung Se ChoiYounghen LeeJae Hyoung KimRoh-Eul YooKoung Mi KangSoo Chin KimSeung Hong ChoiTae Jin YunChul Ho Sohn

Published in: Head & neck (2017)

Temporal bone chondroblastoma usually forms as an expansile, heterogeneous, hypermetabolic mass in the middle cranial fossa, frequently with low signal intensity on T2-weighted imaging, reflecting various degrees of calcification and hemosiderin deposition.

Keyphrases

high resolution
bone mineral density
soft tissue
magnetic resonance
bone loss
neoadjuvant chemotherapy
high intensity
bone regeneration
squamous cell carcinoma
radiation therapy
computed tomography
body composition
contrast enhanced
lymph node