"T1: usually of low signal 8"
"T2: can be variable ranging from homogenous low 8 to high 4-5 signal"
"T1 C+ (Gd): the solid components enhance after contrast administration"
"dynamic contrast: the kinetic curve pattern can be gradual slow or have rapid enhancement"
"T2: can be variable ranging from homogenous low 8 to high 4-5 signal"
"The name phyllodes is derived from the Greek word: "phyllon" meaning "leaf" and "eidos" meaning form. Phyllodes tumours were first described in 1838 by Johannes Muller as "cystosarcoma phyllodes"."
"The tumours can be quite large at presentation. Imaging alone is not adequate to differentiate phyllodes tumour from fibroadenoma 13. Phyllodes tumour are frequently classified as BI-RADS 4 tumour 14."
"T2: can be variable ranging from homogenous low 8 to high 4-5 signal"
"The name phyllodes is derived from the Greek word: "phyllon" meaning "leaf" and "eidos" meaning form. Phyllodes tumours were first described in 1838 by Johannes Muller as "cystosarcoma phyllodes"."
"On ultrasound, an inhomogeneous, solid-appearing mass is the most common manifestation. A solid mass containing single or multiple, round or cleft like cystic spaces and demonstrating posterior acoustic enhancement strongly suggests the diagnosis of phyllodes tumour. Vascularisation is usually present in the solid components 13."