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    Scatter plots of the agreement beyond chance of US versus MRI.

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    <p>Scatter plots of the agreement beyond chance of US versus contrast enhanced T1w-FLASH, TrueFisp, HASTE and T2w-TSE MRI modes.</p

    In-house MRI protocols with detailed sequence parameters.

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    1<p>TrueFisp: True Fast Imaging With Steady Precession,</p>2<p>TR: Repetition Time,</p>3<p>TE: Time to Echo.</p>4<p>FLASH: Fast Low Angle Shot,</p>5<p>TSE: Turbo-Spin-Echo,</p>6<p>HASTE: Half fourier-Acquired Single shot Turbo spin Echo, w: weighted.</p

    Levels of agreement and kappa coefficients for US vs. CT, US vs. MRI and US vs. different MRI sequences.

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    1<p>FLASH: Fast Low Angle Shot,</p>2<p>TSE: Turbo-Spin-Echo,</p>3<p>TrueFisp: True Fast Imaging With Steady Precession,</p>4<p>HASTE: Half fourier-Acquired Single shot Turbo spin Echo (or corresponding sequences of other manufacturers than Siemens). Differences in number of cysts are due to varieties in MRI-protocols, especially of ex-domo-patients.</p

    Levels of agreement and kappa coefficients for US vs. CT and for US vs. MRI stratified by WHO stages (defined by US).

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    <p>Cyst-stage specific kappa values: CT are more to the lower end of the category “good” (0.61–0.80), MRI at the upper end of the category “very good” (0.81–1.0).</p

    “Best case” of CT/MR imaging.

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    <p>CE1: unilocular, simple cysts with liquid content and often with the CE1-specific “double line sign”, CE2: multivesicular, multiseptated cysts, CE3a: cysts with liquid content and the CE3a-specific detached endocyst, CE3b: unilocular cysts with daughter cysts inside a mucinous or solid cyst matrix, CE4: heterogenous solid cysts with degenerative, CE4-specific canalicular structure of the cyst content, and CE5: cysts with degenerative content and heavily calcified wall.</p
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