Magnetic resonance signal intensity of focal liver lesions is affected by numerous pathologic
factors. Lesion histologic features, such as cellularity, vascularity, stromal component, and …

Purpose To assess the relationship between lesion size and MR imaging findings of
pathologically‐proven hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Materials and Methods In a …

The 3 most common focal liver lesions encountered in clinical practice are cysts,
hemangiomas, and metastatic disease. Nonsolid benign hepatic lesions (cysts and …

Detection and exclusion of focal liver lesions is especially difficult in patients with diffuse
liver disease. Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging may be particularly valuable in these …

There is no doubt that radiologists play an increasingly important role in the detection of
focal liver lesions, and in the evaluation of persistent or recurrent malignant disease after …

Purpose To determine MR-imaging features for the differentiation between hepatocellular
carcinoma (HCC) and benign hepatocellular tumors in the non-cirrhotic liver. Material and …

Focal liver lesions are increasingly encountered during routine imaging studies because of
advances in technology and more widespread use of imaging. The great majority of lesions …

Purpose: To determine the diagnostic utility of delayed hypointensity and delayed
enhancing rim on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as indicators of hepatocellular …

MRI of the liver is a powerful imaging modality for detection and characterization of liver
pathology. MRI technology continues to evolve with developments in scanner hardware …

Benign tumors of the liver are classified pathologically by their cell origin. Lesions of
epithelial origin include focal nodular hyperplasias (FNH), hepatocellular adenomas …