 Good morning everyone and Dr. Sumaya, I am the Radiology resident at MNR Medical College in the hospital. My co-author is Dr. Manjiri ma'am and Dr. Kiran sir, I will be presenting paper on the role of MD City in Detection and Characterization of the Primary Focal Evaluations, Introduction. Malditector Sinti has become the primary major majority for detection and characterization of the Focal Evaluations. The visibility of the Evaluations depends on the density difference between the Legion and the normal labor. The lesions that contain Cascification, Sixty Components and Fat are better detected on non-enhanced CT. In contrast enhanced CT, it helps in determining the location, number and characterization of the Focal Evaluations. In patients with cancer, it is better characterized, better differentiated between the benign and the metastasis for the staging and management and to avoid the unnecessary biopsies. The aim of the study is to study the role of the multi-tectocity as a diagnostic modality for primary focal evolutions. Objective of the study is to classify the Focal Evaluations into benign or malignant, characterize the lesion according to the enhancement pattern, process the number, site, extent of involvement of the primary focal likations. Material and methods, this is the prospective study conducted at the radiology department in the MNR Medical College and Hospital. Informed concern was taken prior to the study. The CT scan is done by the 16-slide CT scanner GE Health. Dual and triple phases are obtained whenever necessary. The lesions are analyzed in each phase and characterized according to the enhancement pattern. Results, the 52 patients were studied and the results were compiled. The lesions are studied in various phases. Majority of them are above 50 years which comprises 48%, 44% were females and 56% were males. 65% lesions are benign and 37% are malignant. The most common benign lesion is simple cyst comprising of 14%. Most common malignant lesion is HECC in elderly which is 9%. This is an axial series image showing the well-defined hypodense lesion and the left lobe of liver will hit you around 20 which is simple hepatic cyst which does not enhance one's contrast and administration. This is the flash emanzomer shown in the arterial phase which enhances similar to the iota. This should be differentiated from the hypervascular max. This is an axial series image showing the geographic lesions HECC similar less than the liver but enhances similar to the liver. This is a focal fatty infiltration. This is a liver axis which shows a peripheral enhancement with central non-enhancing area. This is most commonly elliptic. This is an axial series image showing a large lesion involving the whole liver with necrotic and cystic components. This is a hepatovlastoma. This is an axial series image showing the central hypodense area with peripheral mild enhancement which is corangeotarsenoma. This is an axial series image showing HECC which enhances on late arterial phase and washes out in the portal. Discussion, detection and characterization of the focal hepatic liver lesions using enhancement patterns is helpful in diagnosing most of the lesions. Enhancement patterns that are seen are arterial phase enhancement, delayed phase enhancement, early washout, peripheral nodular enhancement, central scar enhancement, pseudo-capsin. The most common benign lesions are simple hepatic cysts, hemangiomas, focal fatty infiltration, abscess, hyperhydrotic cysts, open nodular hypoplasias and adenoma. Marigment lesions are hepatovlastomas, botryoid, drabdomyosapoma in children, HECC and corangeotarsenoma in elderly. Identification of benign lesions in patients with primary cancer prevents unnecessary biopsies and aids in acute staging. The conclusion of this study is Manchitectoceti is the main step for diagnosis of the focal liver lesions in assessing the number of size, extent of the involvement, enhancement characteristics and helps the surgeon to plan accordingly. Thank you.