1992
DOI: 10.1016/s0009-9260(05)80041-8
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Case report: MR appearance of a retained surgical sponge

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“…The presence of a T2 hypointense serpiginous structure spotted in the center of the mass is related to the foreign body. MRI can also highlight the gap in the diaphragm when the textiloma migrates from the abdomen [12,13].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The presence of a T2 hypointense serpiginous structure spotted in the center of the mass is related to the foreign body. MRI can also highlight the gap in the diaphragm when the textiloma migrates from the abdomen [12,13].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…High or low signal intensities in T1-and T2-weighted as well as heterogenous signal intensity in T2-weighted images depending on the internal structures of the mass lesion are some characteristics of magnetic resonance imaging. 27 The incapability in visualizing of a raioopaque marker in a textiloma is a disadvange of magnetic resonance imaging. The thickened wall of the capsule of a gossypiboma has low signal intensity on both T1-and T2-weighted images without remarkable gadolinium enhancement.…”
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“…Gossypibomas have a typical spongiform pattern on CT; gas bubbles are the most specific sign for the detection of textilomas but do not indicate abscess formation (Kopka et al 1996). The MRI signal characteristics of gossypibomas are variable depending on the composition of the retained foreign structure, and the degree of associated inflammatory reaction (Mochizuki et al 1992;Kuwashima et al 1993;Lerner and Dang 1997). As a result of a pericardial gossypiboma, the heart may be partially compressed.…”
Section: Gossypiboma or Textilomamentioning
confidence: 99%