This work assessed the feasibility of quantitative parameters derived from dynamic contrast enhanced MR imaging (DCE-MRI) and evaluated the value of quantitative dynamic contrast enhanced MR imaging in the differential diagnosis between lymphoma and inflammatory pseudotumor in the orbit.
From the results we can see that it is feasible that quantitative parameters of DCE-MRI can be applied in the differential diagnosis between lymphoma and inflammatory pseudotumor in the orbit. Thus, it can probably be used as imaging biomarkers to predict prognosis and aggressiveness of orbital lymphoma.
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