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Fig. 3B —61-year-old man with biopsy-proven amyloid infiltration of the liver and spleen. Delayed inversion recovery gadolinium-enhanced image shows there is no evidence of convincing delayed enhancement after administration of gadolinium within the heart; however, there is hepatomegaly with diffuse homogeneous enhancement of both the liver and spleen. This finding shows the ability of gadolinium to accumulate within expanded extracellular space not only in the heart but also in the remainder of the body.