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  • It offers both morphological and physiological information crucial for liver assessment.

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  • To introduce basic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) principles for hepatic imaging.
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  • To enhance understanding of MRI's diagnostic capabilities for oncologists and surgeons.

Main Methods:

  • Review of fundamental MRI physics relevant to liver imaging.
  • Discussion of MRI applications in diagnosing common hepatic diseases.
  • Emphasis on interpreting MRI findings without deep physics knowledge.

Main Results:

  • MRI's effectiveness in liver imaging is highlighted.
  • The study simplifies complex MRI physics for clinical application.
  • Common hepatic diseases and their MRI appearances are discussed.

Conclusions:

  • MRI is a powerful tool for liver imaging and disease diagnosis.
  • Understanding basic MRI principles improves its clinical utility.
  • This resource aims to guide hepatic oncologists and surgeons in utilizing MRI effectively.