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Fig. 5. —Hemangioma in 41-year-old woman. Contrast-enhanced CT scan
obtained during portal venous phase shows ovoid mass (arrow)
isoattenuating relative to hepatic vessels, which is apt to be overlooked
without scrutiny. Diagnosis was verified by typical homogeneous
hyperechogenicity and absence of new growth on follow-up sonography (not
shown) after 17 months.