Surveillance of HCC Patients after Liver RFA: Role of MRI with Hepatospecific Contrast versus Three-Phase CT Scan—Experience of High Volume Oncologic Institute

<table>63-year-old man with an ablated HCC at segment 5–8. (a) Portal-phase CT scan at 1-month followup. The necrotic lesion is recognizable. (b) Hepatospecific phase MR image at 1-month followup. A new HCC is evident in the left lobe.</table>

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Figure 5: Surveillance of HCC Patients after Liver RFA: Role of MRI with Hepatospecific Contrast versus Three-Phase CT Scan—Experience of High Volume Oncologic Institute 

Figure 5 | Surveillance of HCC Patients after Liver RFA: Role of MRI with Hepatospecific Contrast versus Three-Phase CT Scan—Experience of High Volume Oncologic Institute 