Patient No 1 fulfilled the clinical and imaging criteria of early subacute infarction (>6 h, increased signal on T2w images and being for the last time clinically asymptomatic <16 h ahead of admission).
A combination of clinical and imaging criteria can help distinguish between the two.
However, no reliable and standardized imaging criteria were found for diagnosing TMJ OA on US.
However, Fig. 1 exemplifies a typical benign behaviour, while Fig. 3 shows several imaging criteria of malignant, metastatic disease.
General consensus criteria and guidelines have been established based on large clinical studies combining multi-modality imaging criteria [27, 28, 29].
For this reason, clinical and imaging criteria must be considered in decision-making regarding the surgical approach to low-grade chondrosarcoma.
No clinical symptom is pathognomonic, and consensus documents suggest nasal fibroendoscopy (NF) or imaging criteria (computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging) as the gold standards for diagnosis of CRS.
Our personal therapeutic opinion was validated by the results of the present study: in our series, by accurate selection of patients based on imaging criteria, no inadvertent curettage of grade 2 CS was observed.
Based on the clinical and imaging criteria, the diagnosis of carotidynia was made and a therapeutical approach with corticosteroids for 4 months, with a maximum dose of 80 mg/day, was suggested.
In relation to the imaging criteria classification, demonstration of contrast between the glenoid and the detached labroligamentous complex with associated anterior displacement was characterised as Bankart lesion [12, 13].
Given the current landscape in which magnetic resonance imaging criteria and biomarker cutoffs are validated for disparate adverse pathology definitions, we sought to identify which of these is most closely tied to biochemical recurrence (BCR) after RP.
