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Radiopraxis 2021; 14(02): E39-E56
DOI: 10.1055/a-1405-9077
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Multiparametrische quantitative Magnetresonanztomografie bei Lebererkrankungen

Michael Haimerl
,
Christian Stroszczynski
,
Karin Senk
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Die MRT wird routinemäßig bei Patienten mit einer Erkrankung der Leber zum Ausschluss oder zur Verlaufskontrolle einer strukturellen Parenchymveränderung eingesetzt. Durch spezielle MRT-Sequenzen und -Techniken lassen sich Eigenschaften der Leber bezüglich Funktion, Fibrosestadium, Fett- und Eisengehalt quantifizieren. Die MRT hilft sowohl bei der ersten Diagnostik eines Krankheitsbildes als auch bei der überprüfung des Therapieansprechens.



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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
14. Juni 2021

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