Magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasonography in 6 cases of spontaneous ocular hemorrhage / 眼科

ABSTRACT

Objective To improve the accuracy with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) diagnosis of spontaneous intraocular hemorrhage. Design Retrospective case series. Participants 6 patients with spontaneous intraocular hemorrhage. Methods The image findings were retrospectively analyzed in 6 patients confirmed by surgery with or without pathology. All of them were examined with ultrasonography and 5 cases with color ultrasonography. MRI was performed in 6 cases,and enhanced MRI in 5 cases. Main Outcome Measures Configuration,signal intense,characteristics of enhancement signal and ultrasonograph. Results 1 case was crescent shape on MRI of spontaneous intraocular hemorrhage,2 cases were lenticular shape,3 cases were hump shape. 2 cases showed high signal intensity on T1WI,and low signal on T2WI. 2 cases showed high signal on both T1 and T2WI. 2 cases showed low signal on T1WI,and high signal intensity on T2WI. 2 cases presented a ring with hypointensity on T2WI. No enhancement was revealed within the lesions in 5 cases. Liner enhancement was showed in 2 cases; ring enhancement was showed in 1 case. 2 cases were corrected diagnosed by MRI,2 cases were misdiagnosed as melanoma,and 2 cases were misdiagnosed as tumor concomitant hemorrhage,and all cases were diagnosed as tumor with ultrasonography. With color Doppler imaging 4 cases were correctly diagnosed as hemorrhage based on without blood-flow signal,and 1 case was diagnosed as tumor. Conclusions The MRI signal characteristic of spontaneous ocular hemorrhage is variable,and the main feature is no enhancement within the lesion. MRI combined with ultrasonography can make the diagnosis more correctly.