In conclusion, this study assessed the potential of DCE-MRI kinetic parameters as biomarkers in cervical cancer and found that, in each tracer kinetic model, parameter Ve was similar to the expression of Ki-67 in reflecting tissue cell proliferation, attained good performance in differential diagnosis of cervical cancer and normal cervix tissue, and demonstrated results on measured values across centers without significant difference between distributions. This evidence concerns the gene MKI67 and cervical carcinoma.