肾脏囊性占位ppt课件

1、肾脏囊性占位2019-11IntroductionIgnore, Follow or ExciseRadiological InterpretationCalcificationHyperdense or High signalSeptationsEnhancementMultiloculatedNodularityWall thickeningRole of BiopsyDr Bosniaks opinionBosniak Classification of Renal Cystic Disease Even on gross examination a cystic renal cell

2、carcinoma (left) may be indistinguishable from a complicated cyst (right) Ignore, Follow or ExciseRenal cysts can be classified according to the Bosniak classification depending on their features. Type I cysts are simple cysts.Type II are the minimally complicated cysts. Type I and II can be ignored

3、. Type II F are probably benign, but need to be followed. Type III and IV both are surgical lesions. Type IV is inevitably malignant and in the type III group about 80-90% turn out to be malignant as well.In our communication with the clinicians it is important, that we explain the significance of o

4、ur findings and the meaning of the classification in terms of: Ignore (type I and II), Follow (type IIF) or Excise (type III and IV).So in this lecture we will only talk about Ignore, Follow or Excise.For those who want to see the original Bosniak classification, look at the table which is presented

5、 at the end of the lecture. Radiological Interpretation Although the final differentiation of cystic renal masses is based upon histologic diagnosis, there are imaging findings that tell you that a cyst is not a simple cyst and whether it is probably benign or malignant. The following imaging featur

6、es indicate that a cyst is NOT simple:- Calcification- Hyperdense / high signal- Septations- Multiple locules- Enhancement- Nodularity / wall thickening Differentiation is based upon histologic diagnosis, but Imaging is a reliable means for differentiating benign from malignant cystic lesions The ta

7、ble on the left summarises these imaging features together with the management consequences: Ignore, Follow or Excise.When we look at these imaging features, we have to realise, that the most worrisome portion of a cystic mass should be used in deciding appropriate management. So when the findings a

8、re discordant either within one examination or using different radiological examinations, the lesion should be managed based upon the most aggressive imaging findings.When we look at the table on the left, we can say that we are pretty good with the first 3 parameters (calcification, hyperdens and s

9、eptations), because we are correct in about 95% of the cases.The other four are even more easy, because when you have any of these (enhancement, multiloculated, nodularity or wall thickening), the lesion is almost always a surgical lesion.Regarding follow up, there are no rules at the moment.One cou

10、ld do a follow up at 6 months and if the lesion is stable then double the follow up time.We will now discuss all these imaging features in detail.Calcification The most important thing is a good description of the type of calcifications.We can ignore small amounts of calcification that are smooth, s

11、eptal or if it is milk of calcium, which moves to the lowest point with positional changes.We have to make sure, that no enhancement (= All lesions that show enhancement and lesions with wall thickening or nodularity of the wall outside the calcifications should be excised.We can follow lesions with

12、 thick or nodular calcification without any enhancement. Benign calcifications: small punctate and milk of calcium.Ignore On the left we see a cystic lesion. There is a small punctate calcification that we can ignore.On the bottom of the cyst there is a layer of calcium typical for milk of calcium.T

13、his is also a benign calcification that we can ignore. LEFT: NECT with a smooth linear calcification and nodular calcification.RIGHT: Enhanced CT shows enhancement . Excise On the left a patient with nefrolithiasis.There is also a cystic lesion with linear and nodular calcification . If there were o

14、nly these linear calcifications we could ignore the lesion. In case of nodular calcification we can follow it, if there is no enhancement.In this case however we see enhancement, so this lesion has to be excised. On CT hyperdense means: 20 HU on a NECTOn MRI hyperintense means all that has higher si

15、gnal intensity than water on a T1 weighted image. Hyperdensity or hyperintensity usually indicates hemorrhage or high protein content of the cyst.Ignore all lesion with sharp margins; lesions On US they have to be clearly cysticFollow all lesions that are totally intrarenal, because you can not appr

16、eciate the wall and follow all lesions 3 cm, because there is at the moment not much experience with these lesions. All these lesions must show no enhancement.Excise all lesions that are poorly defined or heterogenous or show enhancement. Also when ultrasound shows that the lesion is solid, the lesi

17、on should be excised. Hyperdense or High signalLEFT: NECT shows a lesion with a density of 27 HU.IgnoreRIGHT: MRI shows a intrarenal lesion that is hyperintense on T1: higher signal than water. Follow On the left we see a hyperdens cystic lesion on CT and a hyperintense lesion on a T1-weighted MR.Bo

18、th lesions have a sharp margin and are homogeneous, although there is some noise in the CT image.On the enhanced scans (not shown) the lesions didnt show any enhancement.We therefore can ignore the lesion on the left and we have to follow the lesion on the right, because it is totally intrarenal. Se

19、ptations Ignore thin septations ( Follow all septations that are only slightly greater than hairline. They still have to show no enhancement.Excise all septations that are thick, irregular or nodular and all septations that show enhancement. LEFT: thin, smooth septation.IgnoreRIGHT: thick enhancing

20、septation . Excise On the left we see 2 casesThere is a cystic lesion with a thin smooth non enhancing septation that we can ignore.The other case is a thick enhancing septation that has to be excised. Cystic lesion with thick septation and a nodule . Excise The ultrasound image on the left shows a

21、thick septation.There is also a nodule in the wall of the cyst.So we have two reasons to excise this cystic lesion. Enhancement Enhancement is our best predictable sign of malignancy.So we have to excise all lesions, that clearly show enhancement.The only exception is infection. Significant enhancem

22、ent: Unenhanced CT: 44 HU (left)Enhanced scan: 61 HU (right) . Excise Enhancement is defined as follows: Increase in Hounsfield Units of the mass after contrast injection: 10-15 HU = indeterminate 15 HU = vascularityOn MR: 15% = enhancement = surgicalEnhanced CT shows enhancement of a thick wall and

23、 a central area.excise The case on the left doesnt shows much on the NECT.However when we give contrast we can appreciate a thick wall and we see enhancement both of the wall and of a central area in the medial part of the cystic lesion.We should never see this in an benign cyst, so this is a surgic

24、al lesion. Multiloculated Masses with three or more septa are not called multiseptated but multiloculated.All multiloculated lesions should be excised, unless there is clear evidence of infection. Multiloculated cystic mass on US and on CT. Excise In the adult, the two most common multiloculated mas

25、ses are MLCN (multilocular cystic nephroma) which is usually benign, but sometimes malignant and MLRCC (multilocular renal cell carcinoma) which is always malignant. On imaging there is no way that we can separate these two and therefore, all multiloculated masses are surgical (unless infection). Mu

26、ltilocular renal cell carcinoma (left) and a multilocular cystic nephroma (right) Even the pathologist can not separate the usually benign multilocular cystic nephroma from the malignant multilocular renal cell carcinoma on gross specimen .The differentiation is based on the histology of the epithel

27、ial cells lining these locules.So all multilocular renal masses have to be excised. Nodularity Ignore: noneFollow: only very small nonenhancing nodules, and follow carefullyExcise: all other nodular lesions Very small non enhancing nodules.Follow The case on the left shows very small nodules on a CE

28、CT and a T2WI.From all the other images we could tell that they were not enhancing.So we can probably follow this lesion.If they start to grow or show any enhancement, then we have to excise the lesion. Cystic lesion with a big enhancing nodule . Excise On the left an easy case.There is a big nodule

29、 with enhancement, so this lesion has to be excised.Even if there was no enhancement, the lesion still had to be excised. T2WI shows a multiloculated cystic mass with multiple nodules . Excise The case on the left is a T2WI with Fatsat.We see multiple nodules so this mass has to be excised.It doesnt

30、 matter whether or not these nodules enhance. Wall thickening All lesions with a thickened wall, with or without enhancement, should be excised, unless there is clear evidence of infection. In these latter cases the lesions should be followed. Two cysic lesions with a regular thick wall . Excise On

31、the left we see two renal lesions that are cystic.The lesion on the far left clearly shows a thickened wall. This is easy to appreciate because part of the lesion is extrarenal.The cystic lesion next to it is totally intrarenal, which makes it harder to appreciate, but there is wall tickening.So bot

32、h lesions have to be excised, whether there is enhancement of the wall or not.The only exception would be if there were evident signs of infection. Cystic lesion with a thick irregular enhancing wall . Excise The cystic lesion on the left is clearly a surgical lesion.It has a thick irregular wall, i

33、t is exophytic and shows enhancement. Role of Biopsy In the literature there are different opinions concerning the role of biopsy in renal cystic lesions.Here we provide Dr Bosniaks opinion.A different opinion is given by Dr Lang in the artice on CT-guided biopsy of indeterminate renal cystic masses

34、 (Bosniak 3 and 2F): accuracy and impact on clinical management (see references) Dr Bosniaks opinion Biopsy plays a limited role. Only in case of clinical suspicion that the mass is inflammatory (pyuria, etc.) or there is radiological evidence suggesting inflammation (such as perinephric fat strandi

35、ng), puncture is acceptable. When the outcome is infection, the lesion can be treated and followed. Although considered rare, needle track spread of tumor is an underestimated risk.A core biopsy of the wall of a cystic lesion (benign or malignant) can cause it to rupture and spill its contents into the surrounding tissues. A negative biopsy result does