Chang Liu1, Hongru Jia1, Weiqiang Dou2, Jing Ye1, and Xianfu Luo1
1Northern Jiangsu People’s Hospital, Yang zhou, China, 2GE Healthcare,MR Research China, Bei jing, China
1Northern Jiangsu People’s Hospital, Yang zhou, China, 2GE Healthcare,MR Research China, Bei jing, China
QSM imaging can be considered a potential technique for noninvasive preoperational assessment of MVI in hepatocellular carcinoma.
Table1. The susceptibility of tumorous and peritumoral from MVI+ and MVI− HCC.
Figure1. Hepatectomy pathological confirmed hepatic carcinoma (Yellow arrow) with MVI− (Top row) and MVI+ (Bottom row). ROIs were placed on the maximal slice of tumor (red zone) and peritumor (green zone). The tumorous and peritumoral susceptibility of HCC with MVI− and MVI+ was -0.12 ppm, -0.09 ppm, 0.13 ppm, 0.16 ppm, respectively.