Correction of heat-induced susceptibility changes in respiratory-triggered 2D-PRF-based thermometry for monitoring of magnetic resonance-guided hepatic microwave ablation in a human-like <em>in vivo</em> porcine model

CONCLUSION: Using susceptibility corrected 2D PRF-based MR-thermometry to predict the ablation zones of hepatic MWA provided a good agreement in comparison to T1w post-ablation CE MR-imaging and histopathology.