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Fig. 6D. —48-year-old man with two hepatocellular carcinomas measuring 6.5 cm and 1.5 cm in segments V and VI. Ferumoxides-enhanced fat-suppressed respiratory-triggered fast spin-echo (TR/TE, 6000/18) (C) and proton density-weighted fast multiplanar spoiled gradient-recalled echo images (130/8.4; flip angle, 30°) (D) show discrete large round high-signal-intensity lesion (arrows) corresponding to lesion seen on CT during arterial portography image (A) and CT hepatic arteriography image (B). Note another small ovoid high-signal-intensity 1.5-cm diameter lesion (arrowheads) that is not visualized on CT during arterial portography image (A) and CT hepatic arteriography image (B).