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Objective To discuss CT and MRI features of aggressive fibromatosis (AF), especially the characteristic signs of MRI, and to evaluate the value of MRI in diagnosing the disease. Methods The CT and MRI studies in 9 cases with pathologically proven AF were retrospectively analyzed. Results Among 9 cases with AF, one cases could not be discovered by CT and all cases could be discovered by MRI. Appearances of lesion were infiltrating in 7 cases and mass-like in 2 cases. All cases were without calcification and lipo-tissue in the lesion and without edema on adjacent muscle structures. A homogeneous density and high density was seen on CT plain scans and high density on contrast enhanced scans. On MRI scans, variable signal intensity was demonstrated on T 1WI, and high signal intensity on T 2WI, as well as increased signal intensity after contrast enhancement. The signal characteristics primarily reflected the underlying histologic composition of the lesions. Conclusion MRI is more excellent than CT in delineating the site, shape, and extent of these lesions. MRI is valuable in detecting and differentiating AF.
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Objective To evaluate spiral CT in the diagnosis of hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) in new born.Methods 114 cases HIE were examined with spiral CT, CT findings were analyzed.Results Brain edema of difference degree was found in all cases,thirty cases were showd intracranial hemorrhage.Conclusion Spiral CT scan is helpful for evaluating brain injury with HIE.