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Fig. 1E. —65-year-old woman with hepatitis B. Follow-up unenhanced CT scan obtained 4 months after B-D shows sequestered Ethiodol (Savage, Melville, NY) in many small lesions (black arrows) as well as incomplete opacification of largest mass (white arrow). Four months after chemoinfusion, 13 of 18 identified lesions still contained detectable Ethiodol.