Magnetic resonance imagining (MRI) is a non-invasive imaging technique that provides information about the location and prevalence of malignancy as well as evaluates tissue characteristics, which can aid in monitoring and predicting treatment response and guide patient management. However, some authors went beyond diagnostic characteristics and investigated the efficacy of MRI in the response to chemotherapy. We further investigated this subject and showed the sensitivity of MRI by monitoring the chemotherapy response of molecular subtypes (2). MRI provides functional features not only with morphological parameters but also through kinetic curves
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