Baral et al. [30] reviewing MRI features of uterine sarcoma concluded that a combination of criteria including biological (elevated LDH and LDH isozyme), histological (transcervical-guided biopsies and expression of low-molecular mass polypeptide 2 and Ki-67), and imaging findings (solid mass with irregular margins, hyperintensity hemorrhagic changes T1-weighted fat suppressed images low value of apparent diffusion coefficient) may raise suspicion of the possibility of a malignant tumour. The gene discussed is MKI67; the disease is uterine corpus sarcoma.