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Biliary abnormalities associated with portal biliopathy: evaluation on MR cholangiography.

Su Mi Shin, Suk Kim, Jun Woo Lee, Chang Won Kim, Tae Hong Lee, Suk Hong Lee, Gwang Ha Kim
AJR. American Journal of Roentgenology 2007 April
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of our study was to evaluate the MRI features of portal biliopathy.

CONCLUSION: MR cholangiography coupled with dynamic 3D gradient-echo imaging could not only detect portal vein occlusion, cavernous transformation, and gallbladder varices but is also suitable for delineating associated bile duct abnormalities.

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