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MR signal intensity of parathyroid adenomas: correlation with histopathology.
AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology 1989 October
Recent experience has shown that parathyroid adenomas vary in their MR signal intensity, which raises the question of whether the signal intensity is related to different histologic characteristics. In order to address this question, 10 patients who had MR imaging studies (four at 0.35 T, six at 1.5 T) showing large- to medium-sized parathyroid adenomas and who subsequently underwent surgery with histologic proof of the lesion were evaluated. The MR appearance was compared with histologic characteristics. The adenomas were classified into three groups according to the MR appearance: group I, low signal intensity on short TR/TE images, high signal intensity on long TR/TE images (n = 5); group II, low signal intensity on short and long TR/TE images (n = 3); group III, high signal intensity on short and long TR/TE images (n = 2). Histologic analysis revealed that the major features of each group were different. High cellularity without degeneration or fibrosis was observed for all five adenomas from group I. In group II, all three adenomas showed cellular degenerative changes, old hemorrhage with hemosiderin-loaded macrophages, and/or fibrosis. In group III, both adenomas showed evidence of acute hemorrhage without significant degenerative or fibrotic changes. These data suggest that the signal intensity of parathyroid adenomas on T1- and T2-weighted images corresponds at least in part to differences in histologic composition.
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