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ALGORITHM
Classification
Toya classification (SNADET, ME-CV)
ME-CV algorithm (Toya 2020) for SNADET. Monotype vs mixed surface, then pinecone / irregular / monotonous, to separate Vienna C3 from C4/5. ME-NBI algorithm is Kikuchi 2014.
Classification overview
Surface
Monotype · Single surface pattern
Mixed type · Multiple surface patterns
Diagnosis
Pinecone · Pinecone monotype
Irregular · Irregular monotype
Monotonous · Regular monotype (not pinecone)
Algorithm
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SNADET · ME-CV
Surface type
Mixed
C4/5
Monotype
Pattern
Pinecone
C4/5
Irregular
C4/5
Monotonous
C3
Algorithm
Is the surface pattern single or multiple?
ME-CV. Single = monotype. Multiple = mixed / multiplicity.
Diagnosis
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Monotype
Single surface pattern
Definition
Lesions displaying a single surface pattern
Patterns
Convoluted, leaf-like, reticular/sulciolar, or pinecone
Mixed type
Multiple surface patterns
Definition
Lesions displaying multiple surface patterns (multiplicity)
Vienna
Category 4/5
Note: Multiple surface patterns → C4/5.
Pinecone
Pinecone monotype
Surface
Pinecone pattern as a single surface type
Vienna
Category 4/5
Note: Pinecone monotype is C4/5 even when single.
Irregular
Irregular monotype
Surface
Irregular monotype surface pattern
Vienna
Category 4/5
Monotonous
Regular monotype (not pinecone)
Surface
Regular monotonous monotype except pinecone (convoluted, leaf-like, or reticular/sulciolar)
Vienna
Category 3
Note: Regular single pattern other than pinecone → C3.
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