lesões expansivas intraventriculares à ressonância magnética: ensaio iconográfico - parte 2
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Abstract
Ilustramos este ensaio iconográfico com imagens de ressonância magnética obtidas em nosso serviço nos últimos 15 anos e discutimos as principais características de imagem de lesões intraventriculares, de etiologia tumoral (cisto coloide, oligodendroglioma, astroblastoma, lipoma, cavernoma) e de etiologia inflamatória/infecciosa (neurocisticercose e uma incomum apresentação da neuro-histoplasmose). Estas lesões representam um subgrupo de lesões intracranianas com características próprias e alguns dos padrões de imagem que podem facilitar o diagnóstico diferencial.
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| Authors | ;Felipe Damásio de Castro;Fabiano Reis;José Guilherme Giocondo Guerra |
| Journal | india international conference on information processing, iicip 2016 - proceedings |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.1590/0100-3984.2013.1714
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