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The bladder wall may thicken resulting from chronic inflammation after initial treatment (transurethral resection [TUR] or neoadjuvant chemotherapy), which may mimic the feature of recurrent or residual bladder tumors (RBT).… Click to show full abstract
The bladder wall may thicken resulting from chronic inflammation after initial treatment (transurethral resection [TUR] or neoadjuvant chemotherapy), which may mimic the feature of recurrent or residual bladder tumors (RBT). Therefore, it is critical to discriminate RBT from benign lesions after initial treatment.
Keywords:
imaging discriminating;
treatment;
bladder;
investigation diffusion;
kurtosis imaging;
diffusion kurtosis
Journal Title: Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Year Published: 2018
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