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• W3205438485 abstract "Desmoid fibroma is a rare soft tissue tumor originating from the aponeurosis, fascia, and muscle, and it is also known as aponeurotic fibroma, invasive fibroma, or ligamentous fibroma.To investigate the clinical and imaging features of desmoid tumors of the extremities.Thirteen patients with desmoid fibroma of the extremities admitted to our hospital from October 2016 to March 2021 were included. All patients underwent computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and pathological examination of the lesion. Data on the diameter and distribution of the lesion, the relationship between the lesion morphology and surrounding structures, MRI and CT findings, and pathological features were statistically analyzed.The lesion diameter ranged from 1.7 to 8.9 cm, with an average of 5.35 ± 2.39 cm. All lesions were located in the deep muscular space, with the left and right forearm each accounting for 23.08% of cases. Among the 13 patients with desmoid fibroma of the extremities, the lesions were patchy in 1 case, irregular in 10, and quasi-round in 2. The boundary between the lesion and surrounding soft tissue was blurred in 10 cases, and the focus infiltrated along the tissue space and invaded the adjacent structures. Furthermore, the edge of the lesion showed beard-like infiltration in 2 cases; bone resorption and damage were found in 8, and bending of the bone was present in 2; the boundary of the focus was clear in 1. According to the MRI examination, the lesions were larger than 5 cm (61.54%), round or fusiform in shape (84.62%), had an unclear boundary (76.92%), showed uniform signal (69.23%), inhomogeneous enhancement (84.62%), and root or claw infiltration (69.23%). Neurovascular tract invasion was present in 30.77% of cases. CT examination showed that the desmoid tumors had slightly a lower density (69.23%), higher enhancement (61.54%), and unclear boundary (84.62%); a CT value < 50 Hu was present in 53.85% of lesions, and the enhancement was uneven in 53.85% of cases. Microscopically, fibroblasts and myofibroblasts were arranged in strands and bundles, without obvious atypia but with occasional karyotyping; cells were surrounded by collagen tissue. There were disparities in the proportion of collagen tissue in different regions, with abundant collagen tissue and few tumor cells in some areas, similar to the structure of aponeuroses or ligaments, and tumor cells invading the surrounding tissues.Desmoid tumors of the extremities have certain imaging features on CT and MRI. The two imaging techniques can be combined to improve the diagnostic accuracy, achieve a comprehensive diagnosis of the disease in the clinical practice, and reduce the risk of missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis. In addition, their use can ensure timely diagnosis and treatment." @default.
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