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Mohamed Elfaal

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Assistant ProfessorMedical ImagingMcMaster University

9 publications.

01

Two-point Dixon and six-point Dixon magnetic resonance techniques in the detection, quantification and grading of hepatic steatosis

Elfaal M, Supersad A, Ferguson C, Locas S, Manolea F, Wilson MP, Sam M, Tu W, Low G

World Journal of Radiology202311 citationsFirst author
02

Progression Rates of LR-2 and LR-3 Observations on MRI to Higher LI-RADS Categories in Patients at High Risk of Hepatocellular Carcinoma: A Retrospective Study.

Ranathunga D, Osman H, Islam N, McInnes MDF, Munir J, van der Pol CB, Elfaal M, Walsh C

American Journal of Roentgenology20229 citations
03

Transfer learning-based approach for automated kidney segmentation on multiparametric MRI sequences

Gaikar R, Zabihollahy F, Elfaal MW, Azad A, Schieda N, Ukwatta E

Journal of Medical Imaging20227 citations
04

Transfer learning based fully automated kidney segmentation on MR images

Gaikar R, Zabihollahy F, Farrag N, Elfaal MW, Schieda N, Ukwatta E

Progress in Biomedical Optics and Imaging - Proceedings of SPIE20223 citations
05

Updates on the role of imaging in the assessment of crohn's disease

Elfaal M

Hamdan Medical Journal2019First author
06

Shoulder ultrasonography accuracy compared with magnetic resonance imaging in the detection of rotator cuff injuries

Elfaal M

Hamdan Medical Journal20181 citationsFirst author
07

Update on neuroimaging in psychiatric disorders

Elfaal MW

Hamdan Medical Journal2018First author
08

Updates on the role of imaging in the assessment of Crohn’s disease

Elfaal MW

Hamdan Medical Journal2018First author
09

Tarlov cyst – an uncommon cause of back pain

Elfaal M, Samir M

Hamdan Medical Journal20172 citationsFirst author
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