Volume 7: Imaging the Liver
This volume features 31 articles that cover the most important advances in liver imaging, including concepts that were developed in earlier studies and have recently been confirmed, with an emphasis on the role of preliminary or experimental studies. Subject areas include:
- Diagnostic imaging with US, CT, and MRI
- Disease detection and characterization with diffusion MRI
- Quantitative imaging techniques
- Liver-specific contrast agents
- Advances in treatment of liver diseases
Radiology Select, Volume 7: Imaging the Liver is now available for free. Please note there are no opportunities to earn SA-CME credits in this volume.
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Series Editor Deborah Levine, MD and Guest Editor Val�rie Vilgrain, MD, PhD discuss the importance of Radiology Select Volume 7 and its topic, Imaging the Liver.
Biographies
Radiology Select Volume 7: Imaging the Liver Guest Editors
Val�rie Vilgrain, MD, PhD, is chair of the Department of Radiology at Beaujon
University Hospital (Clichy, France) and full professor of radiology at the Paris Diderot University,
Sorbonne Paris Cit�, France. She received her MD degree from Rene Descartes University of Paris Medical
School in 1985. She was resident in radiology at University of Paris and she completed a fellowship in
radiology at Beaujon University Hospital. Her major research interests are diagnostic and interventional imaging of the liver, pancreas, and bile ducts, with a special interest in multidetector CT and MR
imaging and contrast-enhanced US, functional imaging (CT perfusion, dynamic contrast-enhanced MR
imaging, DWI, and MR elastography).
Maxime Ronot, MD, PhD,, graduated from Paris Diderot University (France), where he
received his MD and PhD degrees. He completed his residency and fellowship training in diagnostic and
interventional imaging at the University Hospitals of Paris and Geneva. He now serves as associate
professor in the Department of Medical Imaging at the Beaujon University Hospital (Clichy, France). His
main foci of research have been liver diseases and tumors, interventional abdominal oncology, functional
imaging of the liver, and elastography.
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