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Fig. 5B —24-year-old man with angiosarcomas in both hepatic lobes who presented with epigastric pain for 2 months. On contrast-enhanced CT scan during hepatic artery phase, most lesions are seen as hypoattenuating, and foci of enhancement are present. Such enhancement is bizarre in shape, with ring enhancement seen in some nodules (arrowheads).