A comprehensive MRI analysis of osteoid osteomas in patients with diverse radiological features across various regions

Author:

Yazol Merve1ORCID,Ozer Halil2ORCID,Asfuroğlu Umut3ORCID,Tokgoz Nil1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Department of Radiology Gazi University School of Medicine Ankara Turkey

2. Department of Radiology Selcuk University School of Medicine Konya Turkey

3. Ankara Etlik City Hospital, Radiology Clinic Ankara Turkey

Abstract

AbstractBackgroundMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which does not involve ionizing radiation, is the preferred imaging modality for diagnosing osteoid osteoma (OO), an ailment more common in children and young adults.PurposeThis study aims to perform a literature review and delineate the MRI findings of OO lesions in patients exhibiting varying radiological features across different regions.Materials and methodsA retrospective study included 63 patients diagnosed with OO through MRI, assessed independently by two blinded radiologists using both standard and dynamic contrast‐enhanced MRI techniques. After excluding 7 patients with prior biopsy, surgery, or RFA, the study included 56 patients with 57 lesions.ResultsOf 57 lesions evaluated, 50 were in long, and 7 in flat bones. One patient presented with two separate nidi within the intertrochanteric region. Most of the lesions, 49 (86%), were extra‐articular, while 8 (14%) were intra‐articular. The nidus was intracortical in 45 (78.9%) patients, intramedullary in 5 (8.8%), subperiosteal in 5 (8.8%), and endosteal in 2 (3.5%). Average nidus diameter was 7.02 ± 2.64 mm (3–12.6 mm). Central nidal calcification was present in 68.4% (n = 39) cases. Contrast enhancement was intense at 90.5%, moderate at 9.5%. Reactive sclerosis around the nidus was severe (50.9%), moderate (22.8%), and mild (26.3%). Bone marrow edema was severe (70.2%), moderate (14.0%), and mild (15.8%). Soft tissue edema was identified in 77.2% of all lesions.ConclusionTo minimize delays in diagnosis and treatment, radiologists should become acquainted with the typical OO MRI findings and the atypical MRI findings that might be mistaken for other conditions.

Publisher

Wiley

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