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A lesson in humility: the added values of PET-MRI over PET-CT in detecting malignant hepatic lesions.

Dan CohenMikhail KeslerMarina Muchnik KurashEinat Even-SapirCharles Levine
Published in: European journal of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging (2023)
PET-MRI offers several advantages over PET-CT in assessing the extent and response to therapy of malignant hepatic involvement. Additional malignant lesions detected on PET-MRI are attributed to superior PET performance (compared with PET of PET-CT), greater spatial resolution provided by MRI, and improved multi-parametric viability assessment. In around one-tenth of cases, findings identified on PET-MRI but not on PET-CT significantly change the final report's conclusion.
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