Fig. 6From: Correcting for respiratory motion in liver PET/MRI: preliminary evaluation of the utility of bellows and navigated hepatobiliary phase imagingA 57-year-old female with metastatic neuroendocrine tumor to the liver, the mediastinum, and lung (a). Hepatobiliary phase imaging of the liver demonstrates multiple hypointensities (b, arrows) that correlate with DOTA-TOC uptake on respiratory compensated PET imaging (c). By combining the navigated HBP imaging and respiratory compensated PET data, accurate fusion between PET and MRI can be performed (d)Back to article page