Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3981151 | Clinical Radiology | 2016 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Although the radiological findings and preoperative diagnosis of SCO have been reported to be non-specific and impossible, respectively, in the literature, the characteristics of MRI and different patterns of contrast enhancement can help in recognising this rare entity. This article represents a single institution case series of SCOs and also includes the first description of a correlation of the histopathological findings with radiological findings and new clues in the differential diagnosis of SCOs. We described these new radiological clues as “Hasiloglu's Signs”.
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Authors
Z.I. Hasiloglu, E. Ure, N. Comunoglu, N. Tanriover, B. Oz, N. Gazioglu, I. Mihmanli,