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- If the lesion represents an incidental finding on imaging, treatment is not required. In symptomatic cases, surgical resection may be performed.
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- The lesion points away from the knee joint and is in close vicinity with the pes anserine and medial collateral ligament, although these structures do not insert on it
- Unlike an osteochondroma, there is no associated cartilage cap on imaging and histopathological examination
Brain MRA & CT CAP: Marked arterial tortuosity involving the intracranial and extracranial vessels, with extension to thoracic and abdominal arterial branches including the mesenteric vasculature. Associated scoliosis is noted.Presence of multiple mesenteric arterial aneurysms.
- Advanced stage (III/IV) and incomplete resections (R1/R2) correlated with higher recurrence and mortality.
- Both stage and completeness of resection emerged as key independent predictors of disease-free and overall survival .
- Type B1 is the most frequently reported subtype in children, accounting for about 45% of classified pediatric thymomas.
- Complete surgical resection (R0) is the primary treatment, especially in Stage I.