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Malignant Melanoma

Fat-suppressed MRI images show high signal intensity of vaginal melanoma

Published in Cancer Weekly, August 26th, 2003

Fat-suppressed MRI images shows high signal intensity of vaginal melanoma.

"We report two cases of vaginal melanoma with magnetic resonance imaging findings," scientists in South Korea report.

"The first melanoma was a bilobular polypoid mass with melanotic and amelanotic components, which arose from the lateral wall of the vaginal canal. The melanotic melanoma showed high signal intensity (SI) on T1-weighted images and low SI on T2-weighted images, which was not suppressed by a fat-saturated sequence," wrote H. Kim and colleagues, Catholic University of Korea, Department of Radiology.

The researchers concluded: "Another melanoma...

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