MR imaging with 15-channel dental coil compared with standard 20-channel coil in patients with head and neck tumours and suspected bone invasion

Head and neck tumours are the sixth most common malignant tumours worldwide and, depending on the topographical relationship, may invade adjacent structures such as the maxilla and mandible [1,2]. Oral cavity and oropharyngeal locations account for half of cases. Treatment depends on the location and size of the primary tumour, the general condition of the patient, the expected treatment-related morbidity with its functional and aesthetic consequences, and the expected success of therapy [3].

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