Keywords: Pancreas, Pancreas
Motivation: Cystic fluid appears hyperintense via T2WI, the most sensitive detection method and T2WI is a conventional sequence. However, distinguishing pancreatic MCNs from SCNs using T2WI is difficult because both neoplasms appear as hyperintense lesions, especially when both are unilocular.
Goal(s): We aimed to develop and validate a T2WI radiomics nomogram for the differentiation of SCNs from MCNs.
Approach: A radiomics model that was included clinical characteristics, MRI characteristics, and T2WI rad-scores for differentiating MCNs from SCN.
Results: We developed and validated a T2WI radiomics nomogram that functions as a non-invasive and convenient tool for preoperatively predicting the presence of SCNs and MCNs.
Impact: The tool has the potential to help clinicians identify patients requiring surveillance or surgery.
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