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Fig. 1C. —55-year-old woman with acute cholecystitis and metastatic disease to liver. Axial functional MRC image (6/2.2; flip angle, 40°) 4 hr after mangafodipir trisodium injection shows contrast agent in common bile duct (CBD). Calculus (C) is again noted in GB neck, but contrast agent has not passed into GB, confirming acute cholecystitis and cystic duct obstruction by calculus. Multiple metastatic liver lesions are present.