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Fig. 8A —77-year-old woman with cirrhosis and hypervascular 20-mm-sized hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in right hepatic lobe. Amount of contrast material administered was 100 mL. Transverse image at level of right lower segment of liver with scan delay of 10 seconds after trigger showing dense contrast enhancement in abdominal aorta (asterisk), moderate enhancement in HCC (arrow), intense enhancement in spleen (arrowhead), and minimal enhancement in liver parenchyma. Note sufficient enhancement of HCC and preferable spleen-to-liver contrast difference, suggesting that this phase is optimal as hepatic artery phase for detecting hypervascular HCCs.