Perfusion measurement of the whole upper abdomen of patients with and without liver diseases: Initial experience with 320-detector row CT
Tomonori Kanda(Kobe University), Kazuro Sugimura(Kobe University), Takeshi Yoshikawa(Fujita Health University), Hisanobu Koyama(Kobe University), Yasuko Fujisawa(Kobe University Hospital), Masato Yamaguchi(Jikei University School of Medicine), Yoshiharu Ohno(Fujita Health University), Kazuhiro Kitajima(Kobe University Hospital), Yoshihiko Yano(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Daisuke Takenaka(Kobe University), Yasushi Seo(Kobe University), Naoki Kanata(Kobe University)
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