Image quantitation methods including quantitative MRI, multiparametric MRI, and radiomics
offer great promise for clinical use. However, many of these methods have limited clinical …

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 …

Background Water T1 of the liver has been shown to be promising in discriminating the
progressive forms of fatty liver diseases, inflammation, and fibrosis, yet proper correction for …

Background Chemical shift encoded magnetic resonance imaging (CSE‐MRI)‐based tissue
fat quantification is confounded by increased R2* signal decay rate caused by the presence …

The development of an effective method for staging liver fibrosis has always been a hot topic
of research in the field of liver fibrosis. In this paper, PEGylated ultrafine superparamagnetic …

Purpose To evaluate the feasibility of simultaneous quantification of liver fibrosis, liver
steatosis and abnormal iron deposition using mDixon Quant based on radiomics analysis …

Purpose To investigate the effect of particle size on liver R 2* R _2^ ∗ by Monte Carlo
simulation and phantom studies at both 1.5 T and 3.0 T. Methods Two kinds of particles (ie …

Background MRI T2* and R2* mapping have gained clinical acceptance for noninvasive
assessment of iron overload. Lower field MRI may offer increased measurement dynamic …

Rationale and Objectives: Fat quantification accuracy using a commercial single-voxel high
speed T2-corrected multi-echo (HISTO) technique and its robustness to R2* variations at 3.0 …

Early detection of fatty-liver disease is important before further aggravations of the disease,
such as cirrhosis, can develop. In this study, we developed a low-cost, movable single-sided …