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Morphological and functional MDCT: problem-solving tool and surrogate biomarker for hepatic disease clinical care and drug discovery in the era of personalized medicine
2010
Hepatic Medicine : Evidence and Research
This article explains the significant role of morphological and functional multidetector computer tomography (MDCT) in combination with imaging postprocessing algorithms served as a problem-solving tool and noninvasive surrogate biomarker to effectively improve hepatic diseases characterization, detection, tumor staging and prognosis, therapy response assessment, and novel drug discovery programs, partial liver resection and transplantation, and MDCTguided interventions in the era of
doi:10.2147/hmer.s9052
pmid:24367211
pmcid:PMC3846718
fatcat:ctkfxlk6ojd2jo554imcrqa5rm