Diagnostic value of CT and MRI on rare osteogenic papillary hemangioma
ZHA NG Fan
YA NG Li
ZHA NG Xue-lin
Abstract：Objective To investigate findings of CT and MRI in patients with osteogenic capillary hemangioma .Methods 16 cases of osteogenic capillary hemangioma were analyzed retrospectively ,and compared with histo‐pathology results .Re‐sults Our cases respectively origined from mandible (4 cases) ,frontal bone (2 cases) ,atlas (1 case) ,lumbar vertebrae (6 cases) and humerus (3 cases) .It always depicted as heterogeneous low‐density in CT plain scan with well‐defined mar‐gins .On MRI ,all lesions showed low signal intensity on T1WI ,slightly high signal intensity on T2WI .Dynamic enhanced imaging with 3D LAVA showed persistent enhancement ,with early enhanced in arterial phase .14 patients showed intact cortex of bone ,without surrounding sclerosis .2 patients showed cortical break‐through ,1 patient formed a soft tissue mass .Each of 16 patients had one lesion ,and without a known family history .Conclusion CT and MRI are helpful for fully demonstrating the extent and details of osteogenic capillary hemangioma ,which plays an important role in the clinical diagnosis and treatment guidance .
Keywords：BonecapillariesTomographyX-ray computedMagentic resonance imaging
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 591-594 )