Recently, the term radiomics (the extraction of multiple quantitative features from images) has drawn attention. Several cancer-related radiomics studies suggested that some quantitative imaging descriptors (such as texture features derived from MRI) could provide more information for cancer diagnosis. In the current study, MR-based radiomics signature was demonstrated to be capable to assess different pathologic grade of hepatocellular carcinoma, which will provide more prognostic information and facilitate clinical management.
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