Is Concurrent LR-5 Associated with a Higher Rate of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in LR-3 or LR-4 Observations? an Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis Nicole Abedrabbo , Emily Lerner , Eric Lam , Diana Kadi , Haben Dawit , Christian van der Pol , Jean-Paul Salameh , Haresh Naringrekar , Robert Adamo , Mostafa Alabousi , Brooke Levis , An Tang , Ayman Alhasan , Ashwini Arvind , Amit Singal , Brian Allen , Krzysztof Bartnik , Joanna Podgórska , Alessandro Furlan , Roberto Cannella , Marco Dioguardi Burgio , Milena Cerny , Sang Hyun Choi , Christopher Clarke , Xiang Jing , Andrea Kierans , Maxime Ronot , Grzegorz Rosiak , Hanyu Jiang , Ji Soo Song , Caecilia C. Reiner , Ijin Joo , Heejin Kwon , Wentao Wang , Sheng-xiang Rao , Federico Diaz Telli , Federico Piñero , Nieun Seo , Hyo-Jin Kang , Jin Wang , Ji Hye Min , Andreu Costa , Matthew McInnes , Mustafa Bashir Abdominal Radiology（2024）
Key words
LI-RADS, Hepatocellular carcinoma, Concurrent, LR-3, LR-4, Positive predictive value
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