Quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques are emerging as non-invasive
alternatives to biopsy for assessment of diffuse liver diseases of iron overload, steatosis and …

As radiologic technology advances, quantitative imaging is becoming more prevalent in
clinical practice. This article reviews quantitative hepatic MRI, specifically involving fat and …

Purpose To design, construct, and evaluate quantitative MR phantoms that mimic MRI
signals from the liver with simultaneous control of three parameters: proton‐density fat …

It is the objective of all cross-sectional imaging techniques to have the ability to evaluate the
anatomic configuration of normal and abnormal tissues. In addition, it has become …

Diffuse liver disease encompasses a large group of heterogeneous disease processes,
some of which may have overlapping imaging features. Utilizing MR imaging and optional …

Diffuse liver diseases are highly prevalent conditions around the world, including
pathological liver changes that occur when hepatocytes are damaged and liver function …

The intrinsic soft tissue contrast and exquisite sensitivity to contrast agents are unique
attributes of magnetic resonance imaging that are beneficial when evaluating diffuse liver …

Background: In the past decades, a number of non-invasive methods have emerged for
detecting and estimating liver fibrosis; these include both serum-based panels and imaging …

Over the past decade the role of MR imaging in the evaluation of diffuse liver disease has
become common practice in clinical radiology. Although detection of focal liver lesions …

With 2300 radiological images dispersed throughout the text, this source provides an
expansive armamentarium of case studies and examples showcasing both common and …