Chemotherapy is hepatotoxic. Since steatosis is an early sign of hepatotoxicity, an accurate estimation of the changing of fat liver concentration would be useful in the management of oncologic patients. The purpose of this study was to compare fat liver concentration estimated by T1-weightened-in-and-out-of-phase (IOP) imaging with the one obtained by IDEAL-IQ method in an oncologic patients population with unknown liver iron concentration. A statistical difference was demonstrated between fat fraction estimated with conventional IOP imaging and IDEAL-IQ method.
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