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Computer assisted tomography (CAT) data from 10 patients with histologically verified primary malignant lymphomas of the brain are reported. Studies both prior to and after contrast medium administration were done on nine patients. In all these patients, tumor nodules presented with slightly increased density in the precontrast scan and considerable contrast enhancement. The appearance of malignant lymphomas in the CAT scan may be similar to that of meningiomas. Pituitary adenoma, medulloblastoma, and metastasis of malignant melanoma may not be ruled out in a particular case from the CAT picture alone. Blurred margin of the tumor after contrast enhancement was found in half the patients. Diffusely growing malignant lymphomas produce low density areas in the CAT scan without contrast medium uptake.
E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
November 1983,
RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin,
E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
November 1983,
The Medical journal of Australia,
E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
November 1974,
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E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
November 1974,
Lancet (London, England),
E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
November 1974,
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E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
August 1978,
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E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
January 1979,
Computerized tomography,
E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
June 1975,
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E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
April 1976,
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E Kazner, and
J Wilske, and
H Steinhoff, and
O Stochdorph
April 1978,
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