Study optimizes imaging parameters for gadoxetate disodium-enhanced cholangiography, suggesting better quality images for hepatic ducts.
This study aimed to optimize the imaging parameters for gadoxetate disodium-enhanced cholangiography. We compared four sets of hepatobiliary phase images obtained with 20- and 40-minute delays, and at various flip angles; the results indicated that the images acquired with 40-minute delay and 30°flip angle had the best quality for depicting hepatic ducts, as compared to those acquired under the other conditions.
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