Title: "Evaluation of Hepatobiliary Disorders Using Magnetic Resonance
Cholangiopancreatography in a Low-Resource Setting in Kano,Nigeria: A Retrospective Study"
Version: 2 Date: 11 Jan 2025
Reviewer's report:
The paper is well written with minor changes
1. please review 'The confidentiality and anonymity of patients will be observed strictly. All
detected abnormalities on the MRCP exam were adequately communicated promptly to the
requesting physician for appropriate treatment/intervention'.
2. Some of the images are degraded. If High resolution images are available, they should be
added.
3. Discussion - Paragraph 2, patients instead of 'patents'
4. This statement is disjointed 'This study highlights how MRCP's strengths—such as its
nonreliance on ionizing radiation and its capacity for detailed ductal imaging—are particularly
impactful in regions like Kano, where healthcare infrastructure may face constraints.'
5. The methodology states retrospective study, how did you manage to get patients to sign the
consent form at the time of the MRCP?
Title: "Evaluation of Hepatobiliary Disorders Using Magnetic Resonance
Cholangiopancreatography in a Low-Resource Setting in Kano,Nigeria: A Retrospective Study"
Version: 2 Date: 11 Jan 2025
Reviewer's report:
The paper is well written with minor changes
1. please review 'The confidentiality and anonymity of patients will be observed strictly. All
detected abnormalities on the MRCP exam were adequately communicated promptly to the
requesting physician for appropriate treatment/intervention'.
2. Some of the images are degraded. If High resolution images are available, they should be
added.
3. Discussion - Paragraph 2, patients instead of 'patents'
4. This statement is disjointed 'This study highlights how MRCP's strengths—such as its
nonreliance on ionizing radiation and its capacity for detailed ductal imaging—are particularly
impactful in regions like Kano, where healthcare infrastructure may face constraints.'
5. The methodology states retrospective study, how did you manage to get patients to sign the
consent form at the time of the MRCP?
Please review this paper.
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Title: "Evaluation of Hepatobiliary Disorders Using Magnetic Resonance
Cholangiopancreatography in a Low-Resource Setting in Kano,Nigeria: A Retrospective Study"
Version: 2 Date: 11 Jan 2025
Reviewer's report:
The paper is well written with minor changes
1. please review 'The confidentiality and anonymity of patients will be observed strictly. All
detected abnormalities on the MRCP exam were adequately communicated promptly to the
requesting physician for appropriate treatment/intervention'.
2. Some of the images are degraded. If High resolution images are available, they should be
added.
3. Discussion - Paragraph 2, patients instead of 'patents'
4. This statement is disjointed 'This study highlights how MRCP's strengths—such as its
nonreliance on ionizing radiation and its capacity for detailed ductal imaging—are particularly
impactful in regions like Kano, where healthcare infrastructure may face constraints.'
5. The methodology states retrospective study, how did you manage to get patients to sign the
consent form at the time of the MRCP?
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