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Ten of the PCCs were classified as malignant based on AFIP criteria, one of which also showed metastasis at the time of diagnosis according to the WHO criteria for malignant PCC.

We only included patients with at least one loco-regional lymph node which could be classified as benign or malignant based on histological or imaging information.

Then, in order to combine the results of the two classifiers, each suspicious voxel within the VOI was first classified as benign or malignant based on dynamic information.

When an esophageal submucosal tumor is suspected to be malignant based on concerning preclinical or radiographic findings (such as local invasion or enlarged suspicious lymph nodes), lymph node dissection should be considered.

In a few cases, the PET/CT was classified as malignant based on CT findings only, e.g. small pulmonary nodules.

The hemangioma was misdiagnosed as malignant based on the clinical data and its relatively quick wash-out on CEUS.

Sixteen patients from our EMR dataset could not be matched to the DSCA dataset because they were selected incorrectly due to incorrect (e.g. tumours that were classified as non-malignant based on the pathology examination) or imprecise (e.g. recurrent carcinomas) diagnosis codes or despite missing relations between the diagnosis and the procedure in the EMR dataset.

This system allows to differentiate between normal mucosa, hyperplastic lesions (non-neoplastic), adenomas (a pre-malignant condition), and malignant cancer based on the visual pattern of the mucosal surface.

Perfusion studies have been used for differentiation between viable and non-viable malignant cells based on microcirculation [112, 113, 114].

We propose a classification of these lesions into benign, intermediate-grade and malignant lesions based on MR features.

The aim is to assist radiologists and clinicians in recognising sonographic patterns of benign, suspicious and malignant nodules based on U1 5 criteria, and in planning for further investigations.