Abstract #3671
Common and Uncommon Mimics of Primary Liver Cancers: MRI Characteristics, Differentiating Features and Histopathological Correlation
Pardeep Mittal 1 , Courtney C Moreno 1 , Juan C Camacho 1 , Brian Quigley 2 , Kiran K Maddu 1 , Nima Kokabi 1 , William Small 1 , and Bobby Kalb 3
1
Radiology and Imaging Sciences, Emory Uni
School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, United States,
2
Pathology,
Emory Uni School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia, United
States,
3
Diagnostic
Radiology, Univesity of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, United
States
Liver is an important organ from oncologic perspective.
Primary liver cancers are more common in presence of CLD
than non CLD such as cirrhosis etc. and arise from
different components of liver such as hepatocytes, bile
duct epithelium, neuroendocrine cells and mesenchymal
cells. Therefore imaging and histopathological features
of primary liver cancers and their common and uncommon
mimics will be discussed in this presentation. MRI has
become the most important diagnostic tool over other
imaging modalities due to its excellent soft tissue
contrast and multi planar capabilities which assist in
diagnostic accuracy of liver lesions as well as
promoting successful management
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