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Fig. 2A —37-year-old man at follow-up examination after left hepatic lobectomy for resection of hepatocellular carcinoma; patient reported bilateral lower extremity swelling 10 days before MR examinations. Axial true fast imaging with steady-state precession image (TR/TE, 4.8/2.3; flip angle, 70°; matrix, 134 x 256; slice thickness, 5 mm) at level of superior abdomen shows slight heterogeneous appearance of inferior vena cava (IVC) (arrow) with minimal decrease in signal intensity compared with that of portal vein (arrowhead). Both reviewers interpreted this finding as no evidence for thrombus.