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Table 1.

Histological stages in PBC patients.

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Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of the 45 PBC patients.

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Fig 1.

male, 61 years, diffuse hepatomegaly shown on coronal T2-weighted image.

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Fig 2.

female, 42 years, axial T2-weighted image shows splenomegaly and demonstrates periportal hyperintensity around medium-sized portal triads (arrows).

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Fig 3.

female, 52 years, axial T2-weighted MRI shows lymphadenopathy (arrow), and portosystemic collaterals are shown as areas without signal intensity.

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Fig 4.

male, 61 years, axial T2-weighted image shows periportal halo signs as hypointense areas around the portal veins (arrows).

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Fig 5.

female, 42 years, axial T2-weighted MRI shows lymphadenopathy (arrow).

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Fig 6.

male, 37 years, stage I with signal grade 1 and halo sign grade 1.

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Fig 7.

female, 50 years, stage II with signal grade 2 and halo sign grade 2.

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Fig 8.

male, 54 years, stage IV with signal grade 3 and halo sign grade 3.

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Table 3.

MRI findings.

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Table 4.

Specific distribution of enlarged lymph nodes.

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Fig 9.

Liver signal grade at different histological stages.

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Fig 10.

Halo sign grade at different histological stages.

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Table 5.

The situation of lymphadenopathy at different histological stages.

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