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Computed tomography (CT) findings correlated clinicopathologically

Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, August 2nd, 2005

Scientists claimed that computed tomography (CT) findings of a small round cell tumor correlated clinicopathologically.

According to a study from France, "We report CT findings in 13 patients with a primary abdominal desmoplastic small round cell tumor. Thirteen cases (12 men, 1 woman, mean age=24.8 years) were found in our hospital database between 1991 and 2003. Clinical, CT, and histopathological features were studied retrospectively. Peritoneal involvement was the most common feature."

"In 10 cases, several lobulated peritoneal soft tissue masses (with a mean of 4 masses per patient) were seen. Two patients had diffused irregular peritoneal...

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Source: Medical Imaging Law Weekly (2005-08-02)

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