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Revision as of 13:58, 1 October 2015

MRI

Particularly useful in accurately assessing the size of vulval lesion and assessing groin lymph node metastasis

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 MRI
-Particularly useful in accurately assessing the size (up to ~80 accurate 3) of vulval lesion and assessing groin lymph node metastasis
+Particularly useful in accurately assessing the size of vulval lesion and assessing groin lymph node metastasis
-Signal characterisitcs include:
-T1: low 4 to intermediate 1 signal
-T2: typically intermediate 4 to high 1 signal
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