HPB & Spleen · 23 April 2024

Diagnostic Performance of Short MRI Protocols for IPMN Surveillance

Short MRI protocols demonstrate suitability for surveillance of intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasms (IPMNs). In a retrospective study, protocols with T1-weighted, T2-weighted, MRCP, and DWI sequences show high concordance with clinical decisions for IPMN management. Inter-observer agreement is substantial across different protocols. Short MRI protocols offer efficient surveillance methods for IPMN, facilitating timely and accurate patient management decisions.

Journal Article by D’Onofrio M, Geraci L (…) Salvia R et 8 al. in Dig Liver Dis

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