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To improve the ability to accurately report CT and MRI by learning to recognise benign findings that may mimic malignant pathology in the setting of scans performed on patients with known malignancy.
Benign non-physiological FDG uptake may be seen in up to 25%% of whole-body PET/CT examinations, and FDG uptake may mimic malignant tumours in more than half of these lesions [10].
Dear Editor, Adenoma of the nonpigmented ciliary epithelium (NPCE) is extremely rare and may mimic malignant melanoma.
Imaging appearance of focal fatty infiltration and focal sparing of fat, which may mimic malignant disease, is presented.
Some tumours show little affinity for FDG (e.g. neuroendocrine tumours[ 6]) while some benign conditions may mimic malignant activity[ 5].
Benign biliary strictures, often of inflammatory origin such as in primary sclerosing cholangitis, may mimic malignant strictures at the liver hilum.
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Knowledge of benign disease which may mimic malignancy (DK).
The mammographic appearance can be misleading and may mimic malignancy.
Nodular fasciitis of external auditory canal may mimic a malignant tumor due to its progressive course, so it was the aim of this study to focus on a new etiology for aural masses to avoid unnecessary aggressive treatment.
Cortical destruction and osteolysis may mimic a malignant or infectious process [6].
They may migrate through lymphatic or haematogenous routes and may mimic a malignant pathology of distant organs or granulomatous skin conditions [62, 66, 80].
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