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SE-061 - Liver vein to cava attenuation (LVCA): a simple parameter to increase predictive value of caudate-right lobe ratio (CRL-R) and liver segmental volume ratio (LSVR) to detect significant liver fibrosis on portal venous phase abdominal CT scans

Speakers
  • J. Hrycyk
Authors
  • J. Hrycyk
  • V. Obmann
  • C. Marx
  • W. Kajdi
  • D. Catucci
  • A. Berzigotti
  • L. Ebner
  • A. Christe
  • A. Huber
DOI

10.5444/esgar2020/SE-061

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