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Table 7 MRI in surveillance of IP malignant transformation summary

From: Clinical evidence based review and systematic scientific review in the identification of malignant transformation of inverted papilloma

Study authors

Year

Study design

Level of evidence

Study group

Intervention

Outcome

Conclusion

Yan et al. [30]

2018

Diagnostic study

B

76 IP patients, 66 IP-SCC patients

MRI results were compared with surgical pathology reports.

IP have higher prevalence of CCP on MRI, and higher ADC values.

Evaluation of CCP and ADC values on MRI can help differentiate benign IP from IPSCC.

Oikawa et al. [31]

2010

Diagnostic study

B

21 IP patients

Patient were staged based on MRI findings and the results were compared with pathological findings..

The positive predictive value of MRI staging, as verified by surgical and pathological findings, was 68 to 89%.

MRI can be used to accurately predict the extent of tumor involvement and staging.

Jeon et al. [32]

2008

Observational study

C

30 IP pts., 8 with SCC, vs 128 patients with various other malignant sinonasal tumors

MR images of two groups of patients were reviewed.

CCP was found in all IPs and some of the malignant sinonasal tumors. Of patients who had IP with coexistent SCC, 4 had focal loss.

The sensitivity and specificity of using CCP to differentiate IP from other malignant tumors are 100 and 87%, respectively. CCP pattern cannot be used to discriminate IP from IP with SCC.

Maroldi et al. [33]

2003

Observational study

C

23 IP patients vs. 23 malignant tumor (9 SCC)

MR images of IP and malignant patients are reviewed and compared.

CCP are found in all IP cases by SE T1 images, and in only 1 of MTs.

A columnar pattern (CCP) is a reliable MRI indicator of IP, and reflects its histological architecture, CCP and bone erosion status can distinguish IP from malignancies.

Wang et al. [34]

2014

Observational study

C

43 IP vs. 45 malignant tumor in nasal cavity (7 SCC)

MR images of IP and malignant patients are reviewed and compared.

There were significant differences between IP and malignant tumors. Washout-type TIC had a higher sensitivity and specificity in diagnosis of malignant tumors in the nasal cavity.

Non-enhanced and static MRI combined with dynamic contrast enhanced MRI (DCE-MRI) could improve differentiation between IP and malignant tumors.