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Fig. 5C —63-year-old man with developing hypervascular hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and cirrhosis due to type C viral hepatitis. Late HAP spoiled gradient-recalled echo axial image (155/1.5) obtained with centric k-space reordering and for which central k-space lines were filled 21 seconds after arrival of contrast medium in abdominal aorta shows intensely enhanced proximal portal veins (arrowheads) and HCC as mixed area of persistent enhancement (arrow) and washout. Splenic enhancement is more intense than hepatic parenchymal enhancement.