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Fig. 2B. —Complicated cystic lesion with multiple partly thickened septations in 64-year-old woman. Contrast-enhanced CT scan (not shown) revealed complicated cystic lesion with solid septal portions. Lesion was not removed, and six monthly follow-up CT scans (not shown) did not show any changes over period of 1 year. Phase-inversion tissue harmonic image depicts internal structure of lesion more concisely. Phase-inversion tissue harmonic imaging enables depiction of multiple septations and differentiation of thickened septal parts and walls. Borders of adjacent parenchyma can be clearly delineated.