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Tags: Soft tissues sonography, Musculoskeletal sonography, Esaote MyLab 70, Clinical report, Pediatric

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  Cranial mass
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    Possible eosinophilic granuloma.

    A teenager with a lump on the scalp, about 1 cm in diameter, dense, immobilized, painless to the touch, came from other health facilities with suspected head injury, denies injury. Directed to an ultrasound with suspected lipoma.

    Ultrasound examination determines the lesion of a complex structure and shape, partially located in the bone defect, presumably covered by the periosteum, which lags behind the bone in the region of interest to a maximum of 5 mm, on the other hand, it is adjacent to the brain. Without blood flow at CFM. In the 3-dimensional reconstruction mode Multyslice, the bone defect is rounded.

   




   




   




   


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