Diagnostic efficiency of hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fraction in staging of hepatic fibrosis based on the results of magnetic resonance imaging

YU Savchenkov; G Trufanov; V Fokin; E Ionova; A ANISONYaN

doi:10.52341/20738080_2026_142_3_61

July 7, 2026Медицинский вестник МВД

Diagnostic efficiency of hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fraction in staging of hepatic fibrosis based on the results of magnetic resonance imaging

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This research aims to quantify the extracellular volume fractions of the liver and spleen to assess hepatic fibrosis staging.
Utilized magnetic resonance imaging for measurement of extracellular volume fractions.
Focused on the diagnostic value in the context of hepatic fibrosis staging.
Demonstrated distinct extracellular volume fractions in cases of varying hepatic fibrosis stages.

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Quantifies hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fractions in hepatic fibrosis, indicating diagnostic efficiency.

Abstract

This study is dedicated to quantification of hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fraction in staging hepatic fibrosis based on the results of magnetic resonance imaging.

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Savchenkov et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Diagnostic efficiency of hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fraction in staging of hepatic fibrosis based on the results of magnetic resonance imaging

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Diagnostic efficiency of hepatic and splenic extracellular volume fraction in staging of hepatic fibrosis based on the results of magnetic resonance imaging

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