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Fig. 2B —62-year-old man with Zollinger-Ellison syndrome and metastatic liver disease who had previous right hepatic lobectomy. CT image obtained 5 weeks after ⁹⁰Y treatment of medial segment of left lobe shows decrease in size of treated lesions and irregular area of low attenuation (arrows) in treated region of liver, likely representing edema from recent radioembolization. Decrease in size of liver metastases can be difficult to detect because lesions may be partially hidden by edematous area.