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Fig. 3A. —12-month-old female infant with multiple congenital abnormalities, including diaphragmatic hernia that had been repaired. Eight small hypervascular liver masses were identified on dynamic contrast-enhanced three-dimensional (3D) fast spoiled gradient-recalled echo MR Imaging. Only five of eight were identified with T1- and T2-weighted sequence images. Nature of these masses was indeterminate. Liver dome lesion (arrow, A and B) is seen on both coronal portal venous phase 3D sequence (A) and axial fat-suppressed (spatial-spectral) fast spin-echo T2-weighted sequence (B) images.