2015
DOI: 10.1053/j.sult.2015.05.003
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Benign and Malignant Uterine Neoplasms

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“…Different types of benign degenerating leiomyomas show T2W hyperintense areas and can rapidly grow (cystic, myxoid, hydropic and cellular degeneration) [ 23 25 ]. In these settings, an intravenous contrast medium is imperative to identify solid components of leiomyosarcomas, which may also show rapid growth and T2W hyperintensity due to necrosis (Fig.…”
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“…Different types of benign degenerating leiomyomas show T2W hyperintense areas and can rapidly grow (cystic, myxoid, hydropic and cellular degeneration) [ 23 25 ]. In these settings, an intravenous contrast medium is imperative to identify solid components of leiomyosarcomas, which may also show rapid growth and T2W hyperintensity due to necrosis (Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Las lesiones imitadoras pueden presentarse clínicamente similares a los leiomiomas degenerados. El leiomiosarcoma es el subtipo más común 6 . Representa menos del 1% de todas las neoplasias uterinas 7 .…”
Section: Lesiones Imitadoras Leiomiosarcomaunclassified
“…El leiomiosarcoma es un tumor maligno que surge del músculo liso miometrial 6 , poco frecuente y con un pronóstico desfavorable, se presenta con frecuencia en mujeres entre la quinta y la sexta década de la vida, mayormente en la premenopausia y perimenopausia 8 . Puede originarse del tejido conectivo de los vasos sanguíneos uterinos, de novo de la musculatura uterina y rara vez de un leiomioma preexistente 2 .…”
Section: Lesiones Imitadoras Leiomiosarcomaunclassified
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