Sunday structural changes in time and the multidisciplinary team management of cirrhotic nodules. Multislice CT evaluation of cirrhotic nodules involved a nonenhanced and enhanced multiphase CT during the arterial, portal and parenchymal phases to highlight early hypervascular lesions and for the analysis of time washout curve. MRI evaluation of the cirrhotic liver included conventional sequences without contrast (T1 and T2w, chemical shift artifact sequences, diffusion) in combination with multiphase dynamic 2D and 3D acquisition after iv. administration of liverspecific contrast agents including the hepatobiliary phase. From the total number of patients, 280 had "uncomplicated" liver cirrhosis, 578 patients had liver nodular regenerative cirrhosis and portal hypertension, 112 patients had regenerative and dysplastic nodules and 437 patients had hepatocellular carcinoma (multiple tumours in 278 cases and single tumour in 159 cases). Cross-sectional imaging with CT and MRI plays an important role in the evaluation and follow-up of patients with cirrhotic liver disease and its complications. Multidisciplinary dialogue between the clinician (gastroenterologist, surgeon, and oncologist), radiologist, medical laboratory scientist and anatomo-pathologist allows finding the optimal solutions concerning the monitoring and correct therapeutic approach of hepatic nodules developed in the cirrhotic liver. Learning Objectives: