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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Gray-scale contrast-enhanced ultrasound in the diagnosis of focal hepatic lesions of Author: Xu Saddam Hussein has just Jiang-Fan Xiao Ming T’ang Shou-hong Kim Duo Tanghailinlin Suopan the United States where Zhao Bo-wen [Keywords:] Ultrasound contrast; focal hepatic lesions [Abstract] Objective To study the ultrasound contrast agent (SonoVue (r)) and real-time matching gray-scale contrast imaging technique to observe the process of focal liver lesions perfusion, echo and the changes of the liver cancer diagnosis application. Methods A retrospective analysis of rapid intravenous bolus injection with contrast agent SonoVue (r) method, 39 cases of focal liver lesions during contrast agent infusion. Results of 39 cases in 36 patients with contrast-enhanced ultrasound performance in line with the European Federation of Associations of ultrasound in medicine and biology (EFSUMB) pairs of focal liver lesions in benign and malignant contrast-enhanced ultrasound diagnostic criteria, 2 false-positive, 1 false negative. Contrast-enhanced ultrasound distinguish malignant focal liver lesions (Focal liver lesion, FLL) a sensitivity of 95.83%, specificity of 86.67%, positive predictive value 92.00%, negative predictive value 92.86%, accuracy 92.30%. Conclusions real gray-scale ultrasound contrast helps benign and malignant focal hepatic lesions to determine. [Keywords:] Ultrasound contrast; focal hepatic lesions [Abstract] Objective To evaluate the diagnostic value of new contrast agent and real time gray-scale contrast ultrasonography in focal liver lesions. Methods Thirty nine cases with focal liver lesions were enrolled in the study. Contrast agent SonoVue (r), Technos DU8 and Logiq9 and their contrast technology were used. The contrast agent was delivered through bolus injection. Results The diagnostic sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative rate and accuracy were 95.83% (23/24), 86.67% (13/15), 92.00% ( 23/25), 92.86% (13/14) and 92.