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Fig. 3. —Graph shows composite receiver operating characteristic curves for non-solid lesions. Curves show observers' confidence in detection of nonsolid lesions with conventional spin-echo ([UNK]) (A_z = 0.91), respiratory-triggered fast spin-echo () (A_z = 0.94), breath-hold single-shot fast spin-echo () (A_z = 0.94), and breath-hold multishot spin-echo echoplanar () (A_z = 0.88) MR images. Note that respiratory-triggered fast spin-echo and breath-hold single-shot fast spin-echo images show best performance of four imaging techniques. Diagnostic accuracy for detection of non-solid lesions with multishot spin-echo echoplanar imaging is lower than with respiratory-triggered fast spin-echo and breath-hold single-shot fast spin-echo imaging.

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