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2024年8月11日 · The proposed new version of Bosniak classification of cystic renal masses is the first major revision since the death of the American radiologist Morton Bosniak (1929-2016), who died three years earlier. Bosniak published the first iteration of his classification6.
2024年8月21日 · The Bosniak classification system of renal cystic masses, now known as Bosniak v2005, divides renal cystic masses into five categories based on imaging characteristics on contrast-enhanced CT, and helps predict a risk of malignancy and suggests either follow-up or treatment.
2022年11月29日 · Renal cyst is a generic term commonly used in description of any predominantly cystic renal lesion. The majority of parenchymal cystic lesions represent benign epithelial cysts; however, malignancy such as renal cell carcinoma may also present as a cystic lesion 8.
2022年1月2日 · The Bosniak 2019 classification defines a cystic renal mass as one in which <25% of the mass is composed of enhancing tissue in order to avoid an aggressive necrosed solid renal mass being termed Bosniak IV.
2021年4月16日 · The revised classification of cystic renal masses, known as Bosniak Classification, version 2019, was intended to improve the ability of radiologists and other physicians to differentiate benign from malignant cystic renal masses.
- Nicola Schieda, Matthew S. Davenport, Satheesh Krishna, Satheesh Krishna, Elizabeth A. Edney, Ivan P...
- 2021
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2021年4月16日 · The proposed changes attempt to (a) define renal masses (ie, cystic tumors with less than 25% enhancing tissue) to which the classification should be applied; (b) emphasize specificity for diagnosis of cystic renal cancers, thereby decreasing the number of benign and indolent cystic masses that are unnecessarily treated or imaged further; (c) im...
2020年12月23日 · Cystic renal masses were classified by MRI into eight category I, 15 category II, 23 category IIF, nine category III, and 13 category IV masses. Distribution of categories by each radiologist with percentages using both version 2019 and the original classification systems are summarized in Table 2 .
