Keywords: Hepatobiliary, Precision & Accuracy, Differential diagnosis
Motivation: IMCC and SHHM have similarities in imaging manifestations, are prone to confusion, and the treatment methods are different, once misdiagnosed, it seriously affects the patient's treatment and prognosis.
Goal(s): This study aims to explore the differential diagnostic value of amide proton transfer (APT) combined with Gd-BOPTA in IMCC and SHHM.
Approach: Retrospective analysis, normality testing, logistic regression, ROC analysis, and other methods were used for the study.
Results: APT, LLR, and LSIR have significance in the differential diagnosis of IMCC and SHHM. When combined with LLR and LSIR, APT improves the differential efficiency.
Impact: This study helps to more accurately distinguish IMCC from SHHM, thus adopting the correct treatment method, which is of great help to the treatment and prognosis of patients.
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