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VisAlert: From Idea to Product,orkers., who compared the sensitivities of contrast-enhanced CT, CT during arterial portography (CTAP) and MR imaging, and correlated the results with histopathological findings. The highest sensitivity was found for CTAP (81%), followed by MR imaging (57%) and contrastenhanced CT (38%). The rather

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Potentials of New MRI Contrast Agents in the Characterization of Liver Malignancies,ential in the liver is limited to dynamic studies after a short bolus injection, similar to contrast-enhanced (CE) CT. Though the diagnostic accuracy of current MRI of the liver already surpasses that of CE CT, a number of new liver-specific agents is currently under development, in the hope of furt