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Fig. 2B —76-year-old woman with splenic vascular injury who was admitted after motor vehicle collision. Portal venous phase (A) and renal excretory phase (B) axial MDCT images show vascular injury (arrowhead, A). Vascular injury loses density from washout of contrast material and becomes isodense with adjacent splenic parenchyma.