Ophthalmic plastic and reconstructive surgery · 2003
Echography as a useful adjunct in the diagnosis of orbital solitary fibrous tumor.
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Johnson Thomas E, Onofrey Cassandra B, Ehlies Fiona J
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To describe the echographic features of solitary fibrous tumor of the orbit.
METHODS: A retrospective review of 3 patients with solitary fibrous tumor of the orbit and a literature review were performed.
RESULTS: Three patients with orbital solitary fibrous tumor were studied with standardized echography and 3 other cases of orbital solitary fibrous tumor with ultrasound descriptions were identified in a literature review. Consistent echographic features of the 6 orbital solitary fibrous tumors included firmness, low to medium internal reflectivity, regular internal structure, moderate sound attenuation, and some degree of vascularity.
CONCLUSIONS: Standardized echography is a useful adjunct in the evaluation of orbital solitary fibrous tumors and can help differentiate these tumors from other orbital lesions.
METHODS: A retrospective review of 3 patients with solitary fibrous tumor of the orbit and a literature review were performed.
RESULTS: Three patients with orbital solitary fibrous tumor were studied with standardized echography and 3 other cases of orbital solitary fibrous tumor with ultrasound descriptions were identified in a literature review. Consistent echographic features of the 6 orbital solitary fibrous tumors included firmness, low to medium internal reflectivity, regular internal structure, moderate sound attenuation, and some degree of vascularity.
CONCLUSIONS: Standardized echography is a useful adjunct in the evaluation of orbital solitary fibrous tumors and can help differentiate these tumors from other orbital lesions.