We investigated the feasibility of T1-mapping to predict cervical cancer (CC) recurrence after treatment. Our results show that quantitative T1 values of the primary tumor could effectively predict the CC recurrence after surgery or concurrent chemoradiotherapy (CCRT). These findings suggest that the T1-mapping method could be valuable for evaluating CC recurrence after treatment, and native T1 values of the primary tumor could predict cervical cancer recurrence.
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