Pediatric pseudo-tumor of the ischio-pubic ramus in virtual non-calcium photon-counting scanner: A case report
Abstract
We report a case of ischio-pubic ramus synchondrosis in an 11-year-old elite athlete initially misinterpreted as a tumor on MRI. We aim with this case to highlight the role of the advanced technique Virtual Non-Calcium imaging in photon-counting CT as a new low-dose imaging modality with straightforward interpretation, even for junior radiologists.
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