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Evaluation of hepatic steatosis by using acoustic structure quantification US in a rat model: comparison with pathologic examination and MR spectroscopy

Lee et al., 2017

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651278856521561786
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Lee D
Lee J
Lee K
Han J
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Radiology

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Purpose To determine factors that significantly affect the focal disturbance (FD) ratio calculated with an acoustic structure quantification (ASQ) technique in a dietary-induced fatty liver disease rat model and to assess the diagnostic performance of the FD ratio in the …
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