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Fig. 1F. —60-year-old man with colorectal carcinoma and metastatic liver involvement suspected on sonography. Axial ferumoxides-enhanced turbo spin-echo STIR T2-weighted MR image shows that accumulation of ferumoxides causes drop in signal intensity of normal parenchyma and increases contrast between lesion and liver. After ferumoxides administration, all lesions identified in unenhanced scan are confirmed, and four additional ones are depicted (arrowheads). Moreover, lesions are better defined.