[en] A case is described where acute appendicitis developed after a roentgen examination of the large bowel. The causal relationship is discussed. This report recommends a careful examination of the patient developing abdominal pain after a colon X-ray examination. (orig.)

[en] Highlights: • Glioblastomas and metastases are the most frequent brain tumors in adult population. • Even with nowadays advanced MR techniques performed, diagnostic uncertainty remains. • Fractal and texture MRI analyses were evaluated in differentiating these tumors. • Texture features have proven to be more powerful in differentiation. • T2W images yielded the maximum different parameters, followed by CET1 and SWI. - Abstract: PurposeGlioblastomas (GBM) and metastases are the most frequent malignant brain tumors in the adult population. Their presentation on conventional MRI is quite similar, but treatment strategy and prognosis are substantially different. Even with advanced MR techniques, in some cases diagnostic uncertainty remains. The main objective of this study was to determine whether fractal, texture, or both MR image analyses could aid in differentiating glioblastoma from solitary brain metastasis.

[en] Highlights: • Nearly half of hepatocellular carcinomas in NASH are smaller than 20 mm. • One third of hepatocellular carcinomas in NASH do not display wash-out. • Classical diagnostic imaging criteria should be applied with caution to HCC in NASH. - Abstract: PurposeTo describe the magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in patients with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).

[en] Highlights: • ADC shows negative correlation with SUV and decreases in metastatic tumours. • TLG and MTV/ADC_min ratio have high predictive value for metastasis and advanced TNM stage tumours. • Patients with larger MTV/ADC_min have a shorter PFS and OS. - Abstract: PurposeTo correlate the clinical stage and prognosis of oesophageal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) using the imaging biomarkers from integrated positron emission tomography (PET)/magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

[en] Highlights: • Interreader agreement for CEUS LI-RADS categories and major features is substantial. • CEUS LI-RADS is a promising standardized categorization system for high-risk patients. • The combination of two or three LR-M features may improve the true-negative classification of HCC diagnosis. - Abstract: PurposeThis study explored the interreader agreement and diagnostic performance of contrast-enhanced ultrasound liver imaging reporting and data system (CEUS LI-RADS).

[en] Highlights: • Tumor stroma ratio and dominant stroma type were independent prognostic factors of solid tumors. • D and f values showed significant differences according to TSR of breast cancer. • The D value was lower in collagen dominant type than in fibroblast dominant or lymphocyte dominant type of breast cancer. - Abstract: PurposeTo determine whether imaging parameters derived from intravoxel incoherent motion (IVIM) diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) vary according to tumor-stroma ratio(TSR) or dominant stroma type of breast cancer.

[en] Highlights: • PET parameters and CT-radiomics both have capacity on differentiating lung lesions. • Performance of PET parameters and CT-radiomics do not show significant difference. • The features of SurfaceVolumeRatio and SUVpeak were found as potential biomarker. • SurfaceVolumeRatio differentiates granulomatous lesion from inflammatory pseudotumor. - Abstract: PurposeThe study is to explore potential features and develop classification models for distinguishing benign and malignant lung lesions based on CT-radiomics features and PET metabolic parameters extracted from PET/CT images.

[en] Highlights: • Radiomics models of MK and MD were imaging biomarkers for predicting IDH and MGMTmet genotypes. • Combined model improved to predict IDH, which showed the incremental value of radiomics features. • Combined model did not improve predictive performance of MGMTmet. - Abstract: Purpose: To test whether the whole-tumor radiomics analysis of DKI and DTI images could predict IDH and MGMTmet genotypes of astrocytomas.

[en] Haemangiomas of the mandible are relatively rare arteriovenous malformations: 85 cases have been described since 1849. The severe risk of bleeding during tooth extraction or biopsy led us to describe the radiological and angiographic features of this condition. The afferent vessles are the inferior dental, the lingual and the facial arteries. Preoperative embolization reduces the risk of bleeding at operation. Surgical treatment must assure the complete removal of the lesion. Radiotherapy and vascular ligatures are useless and dangerous. (orig.)

[en] Four hundred and seventeen percutaneous fine needle biopsies (P.F.N.B) have been performed in 405 patients. Two hundred and thirteen had a focal lesion of the liver, 116 a lesion of the pancreas, 74 an abdominal mass and 14 miscellaneous lesions. Real-time ultrasound has been used as a method of guidance in 90% of cases, fluoroscopy in 7% and computed tomography (CT) in 3%. The main indication for P.F.N.B. was detection of malignant lesions which represent 70% of the 338 proven cases. In these 338 cases, P.F.N.B. was successful in 310 (92%) and results were non-conclusive in 28 (8%). Sensitivity of P.F.N.B. in detection of malignancy of the liver, pancreas of abdominal masses was respectively 92%, 77% and 85%. Specificity was respectively 100%, 100% and 94%. Non-malignant lesions included benign solid tumours, cystic lesions or abscesses. Three symptomatic complications occurred in the 405 patients (0.75%). P.F.N.B. complements imaging procedures, especially real-time ultrasound, in obtaining a specific diagnosis of focal lesions within the abdomen. (orig.)