LI-RADS — when to use Primovist (gadoxetate)?

Hepatobiliary agent with specific hepatobiliary phase (20 min post-injection) helps characterize HCC, FNH and metastasis. Advantages in LR-3 and LR-4 with borderline washout features.

When MRI in pancreatitis?

Recurrent pancreatitis without clear etiology (MRCP for microlithiasis, congenital anomalies), chronic pancreatitis for duct mapping and cystic lesion characterization.

Liver fat quantification — which technique?

PDFF (proton density fat fraction) with multi-echo sequences is the non-invasive reference. > 5% indicates steatosis; correlate with biopsy in clinical studies.

Report template — MRI of veias cava and iliacas

When to use

Hepatobiliary MRI is superior to CT for focal liver lesion characterization (especially in cirrhotic liver — LI-RADS), biliary tree assessment (MRCP), chronic pancreatitis, Crohn's disease (MR enterography) and deep endometriosis.

What to evaluate

Focal liver lesions: T1/T2 signal, diffusion, dynamic enhancement pattern, hepatobiliary phase (with Primovist).
Biliary tree: caliber, filling defects, congenital anomalies.
Pancreas: main duct, focal lesions, calcifications.
Quantification: liver fat (PDFF), liver iron (R2*) when applicable.
Bowel (MR enterography): thickening, enhancement, inflammatory signs, fistulae.

Interactive template

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ANGIORESSONÂNCIA MAGNÉTICA DAS VEIAS CAVA E ILÍACAS Técnica: Foram obtidas imagens em T1 e T2, sem com a administração endovenosa do meio de contraste paramagnético (gadolínio). Análise: - Veia cava inferior: pérvia, com calibre normal, sem tromboses. Filtro de veia cava inferiro no plano de , sem particularidades. - Veias ilíacas comuns: pérvias, com calibres normais, sem tromboses. - Veias ilíacas externas: pérvias, com calibres normais, sem tromboses. - Veias ilíacas internas: pérvias, com calibres normais, sem tromboses. Comparação: Exames anteriores não disponíveis para a análise. Conclusão: Exame sem achados significativos.

Template in Brazilian Portuguese (clinical reporting language). Adapt to your service protocol. Not medical advice — the physician reviews, edits and signs.

How to use

Replace each [...] with the exam's measurement or descriptor.
Adapt the conclusion to your service protocol before signing.
Use the template as a starting point — not a replacement for physician review.
In Laudos.AI, dictate findings in natural speech and the AI structures text in this format for review.

Related classifications

LI-RADS — focal liver lesion characterization

Frequently asked

LI-RADS — when to use Primovist (gadoxetate)?: Hepatobiliary agent with specific hepatobiliary phase (20 min post-injection) helps characterize HCC, FNH and metastasis. Advantages in LR-3 and LR-4 with borderline washout features.
When MRI in pancreatitis?: Recurrent pancreatitis without clear etiology (MRCP for microlithiasis, congenital anomalies), chronic pancreatitis for duct mapping and cystic lesion characterization.
Liver fat quantification — which technique?: PDFF (proton density fat fraction) with multi-echo sequences is the non-invasive reference. > 5% indicates steatosis; correlate with biopsy in clinical studies.

References

ACR LI-RADS v2018 CT/MRI.
Reeder SB et al., JMRI 2011 (PDFF).