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Extraction of liver parenchyma is an important step in the evaluation of R2* ‐based hepatic iron content (HIC). Traditionally, this is performed by radiologists via whole‐liver contouring and T2* ‐thresholding… Click to show full abstract
Extraction of liver parenchyma is an important step in the evaluation of R2* ‐based hepatic iron content (HIC). Traditionally, this is performed by radiologists via whole‐liver contouring and T2* ‐thresholding to exclude hepatic vessels. However, the vessel exclusion process is iterative, time‐consuming, and susceptible to interreviewer variability.
Keywords:
exclusion technique;
automated vessel;
hepatic iron;
vessel exclusion
Journal Title: Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Year Published: 2018
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