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Fig year-old man diagnosed with colon cancer with liver metastasis

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1 Fig year-old man diagnosed with colon cancer with liver metastasis. Small liver metastasis (0.3 cm in diameter) (arrows) is indistinct on breath-hold T2-weighted image (A) and respiratory-triggered T2-weighted image (B), however is clearly seen on MultiVane T2-weighted image (arrow) (C). Motion artefact is noted in (B). Conspicuity of intrahepatic portal vein and hepatic vein is better with (C) than with (A) or (B). Fig year-old man diagnosed with colon cancer with liver metastasis. Small liver metastasis (0.3 cm in diameter) (arrows) is indistinct on breath-hold T2-weighted image (A) and respiratory-triggered T2-weighted image (B), however is clearly seen on MultiVane T2-weighted image (arrow) (C). Motion artefact is noted in (B). Conspicuity of intrahepatic portal vein and hepatic . . . Korean J Radiol Sep-Oct;16(5):

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