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Renal oncocytomas exhibit homogeneous enhancement on CT scans, and one-half of them have a radiating arterial arrangement on angiograms. | |||
*The presence of a '''central scar''' in an otherwise homogeneous solid tumor on CT or ultrasound suggests oncocytoma. | |||
*The presence of a '''spoke wheel pattern''' of enhancement also suggests an oncocytoma. | |||
(Images courtesy of RadsWiki) | |||
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Image:Renal oncocytoma 001.jpg|CT: Renal oncocytoma | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Overview
CT
Renal oncocytomas exhibit homogeneous enhancement on CT scans, and one-half of them have a radiating arterial arrangement on angiograms.
- The presence of a central scar in an otherwise homogeneous solid tumor on CT or ultrasound suggests oncocytoma.
- The presence of a spoke wheel pattern of enhancement also suggests an oncocytoma.
(Images courtesy of RadsWiki)
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CT: Renal oncocytoma
