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Fig. 4B —72-year-old man with multiple small hepatocellular carcinomas (HCCs) in moderate cirrhosis. Transverse gadolinium-enhanced spoiled turbo field-echo (TR/TE, 3.3/1.1) MR images obtained with prospective adaptive navigator correction during early hepatic artery-dominant (A), late hepatic artery-dominant (B), portal venous (C), and equilibrium (D) phases. Small hypervascular HCC (arrow), measuring 8 mm in diameter, is constantly imaged in its maximum cross-section, and cine display shows coronal enhancement (arrow, B and C) and washout (arrow, D) of this small hypervascular HCC.