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拡散加重イメージングと明らかな拡散係数の値を使用して,臓内導管パピラリ粘膜性新生体における悪性予知性の評価: 組織病理学による比較分析

Wataru Ujita1,2, Jun Nakahodo1,3, Mizuka Suzuki4

  • 1Department of Gastroenterology, Tokyo Metropolitan Cancer and Infectious Diseases Center Komagome Hospital.

Pancreas
|February 12, 2026
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まとめ

拡散加重画像 (DWI) と表面的拡散係数 (ADC) のマッピングは,良性および悪性のある腸内パピラー粘膜性腫瘍 (IPMNs) を効果的に区別します. これらの高度なイメージング技術は,現在の基準に比べて,より高い精度を提供し,臨床的決定を支援し,不必要な手術を減らすことができます.

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