Rise in Chronic Diseases: Will Radiology Survive?

Andrew England

doi:10.33590/emjradiol//hheu2045

April 11, 2024EMJ RadiologyOpen Access

Rise in Chronic Diseases: Will Radiology Survive?

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Quantitative CT analysis evaluates hepatocellular carcinoma nodules, showing that contrast phase selection directly impacts tumor recurrence prediction in transplant candidates.
Analysis of volume of interest delineation examines computed tomography imaging variations, addressing tumor feature stability across dynamic post-contrast enhancement phases.
Highlights quantitative imaging refinement for liver transplant allocation, while addressing expanding chronic diseases and evolving clinical demands on modern radiology workflows.

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Radiology 2 Mins 11th April Quantitative CT Analysis of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Nodules in Liver Transplant Candidates: Impact of Volume of Interest and Contrast Phase on Recurrence Prediction

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