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Lint: mellado-bencardino-classification-of-morel-lavallee-lesions-1

mellado-bencardino-classification-of-morel-lavallee-lesions-1
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"type I: laminar-shaped and seroma-like with increased T2 signal"

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"type II: oval-shape that resembles a subacute haematoma with increased T1 and T2 signal; thick capsule and variable enhancement"

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"type III: oval shaped resembling a chronic organising haematoma; thick capsule and internal/peripheral enhancement"

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"type IV: linear; looks like a closed laceration with hypointense T1 signal and hyperintense T2 signal; no capsule and variable enhancement"

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"type V: pseudonodular with a round shape, variable T1 and T2 signal, a thin or thick capsule, internal/peripheral enhancement"

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"type VI: infected with variable T1 and T2 signal; variable sinus tract formation, a thick capsule, and internal/peripheral enhancement"

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"Morel-Lavallée lesion"

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"The Mellado-Bencardino classification of Morel-Lavallée lesions is based on shape, signal and enhancement characteristics, and the presence or absence of a capsule 1:"

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"type II: oval-shape that resembles a subacute haematoma with increased T1 and T2 signal; thick capsule and variable enhancement"

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"type III: oval shaped resembling a chronic organising haematoma; thick capsule and internal/peripheral enhancement"

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"type IV: linear; looks like a closed laceration with hypointense T1 signal and hyperintense T2 signal; no capsule and variable enhancement"

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"type IV: linear; looks like a closed laceration with hypointense T1 signal and hyperintense T2 signal; no capsule and variable enhancement"

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"type VI: infected with variable T1 and T2 signal; variable sinus tract formation, a thick capsule, and internal/peripheral enhancement"

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