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Table 1 Radiological properties of the presented case compared to five considered differential diagnosesa

From: Atypical localization of intraosseous angioleiomyoma in the rib of a pediatric patient: a case report

 

Demarcation

Sclerotic rim

T1W

T2W

T2WFS

Calcification

Postcontrast

Our patient case

Well defined

No

Isointense to slightly hyperintense signal

Hyperintense

Hyperintense

No

Homogenous; Prominently enhanced

Fibrous dysplasia

Well demarcated

Yes

Hypointense to isointense

Hyperintense

intermediate to high

Yes

Variable contrast enhancement (from mild to marked in degree)

Enchondroma

Well defined

No

Hypointense

Hyperintense

Predominantly high signal

Yes

“Rim and arc” pattern

Ewing sarcoma

Poorly defined

No

Hypointense to isointense

Variable signal intensities

Variable signal intensities

No

Heterogeneous; Prominently enhanced

Langerhans cell histiocytosis

Well defined

No

Hypointense to isointense

Hyperintense

Hyperintense

No

Diffusely enhanced

Intraosseous hemangioma

Well defined

No

Low to intermediate signal intensity (with regions of high signal)

Hyperintense

Hyperintense (with regions of low signal)

No

Heterogeneous Increased enhanced

Angioleiomyoma

Well defined

No

Isointense to slightly hyperintense

signal

Hyperintense

Hyperintense

No

Homogenous; Prominently enhanced

  1. aRadiological properties matching the presented patient case are marked in bold