Objective:

To investigate the ultrasound findings of desmoid-type fibromatosis (DF)

improve the diagnostic rate of ultrasound for DF

and provide evidence for clinical diagnosis and treatment.

Methods:

The characteristics of 26 cases of DF confirmed by pathology were analyzed. The morphology

size

boundary

internal echo and blood flow of the mass were analyzed.

Results:

The 26 patients with DF had a total of 30 masses

all of which showed solid hypoechoic

no obvious capsule

irregular or regular shape

blurred or clear boundaries

and no obvious liquefaction and necrosis

calcification

bleeding

etc.

Conclusion:

Ultrasound has a certain diagnostic value for DF

and can confirm the adjacent re

lationship between the tumor and surrounding tissues and blood supply

which can provide a basis for clinical diagnosis and treatment.