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F L Peeters
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Dermolipoma: characteristic CT appearance.
Dermolipomas are choristomas usually located at the external canthus. Clinically they can be confused with dermoid cysts. Preoperative diagnosis of a dermolipoma is important because the surgical approach is less aggressive than for dermoid cysts. We describe the clinical aspects of ten patients with a dermolipoma and demonstrate the posterior extension of these lesions by CT.
Traumatic aneurysm of the posterior circumflex humeral artery: a volleyball player's disease?
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Cholesterol granuloma of the frontal bone: CT diagnosis.
Cholesterol granuloma of the frontal bone is a distinct clinical entity. This expanding lesion grows slowly within the diploe of the frontal bone until it extends into the orbit and causes globe displacement. We report the clinical and the CT findings in 11 patients with cholesterol granuloma of the orbit. The CT characteristics of cholesterol granuloma of the frontal bone appear to enable a correct preoperative diagnosis.
Perineural tumor extension of facial malignant melanoma: CT and MRI.
A case of retrograde perineural tumor that spread from malignant melanoma of the face is reported. Contrast-enhanced CT and plain and contrast-enhanced MR studies, including fat suppression technique, showed tumor extension along the maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve. Histopathological examination of the surgical specimen revealed neurotropic malignant melanoma and confirmed the extent of tumor spread in the perineurium.