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Fig. 3A —45-year-old man with sudden hypotensive crisis 10 days after right-lobe transplantation from a living donor. High-attenuated fluid collection (arrows, A) is noted posterior to transplanted liver on both axial CT images obtained from arterial (A) and portal venous (B) phases. However, active leakage of contrast medium (open arrow, B) from right IPA is seen on portal venous phase alone (B).