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Fig. 2B —29-year-old woman (patient 4 in Table 1) who underwent hepatic transplantation for metastatic carcinoid. Images show evolution of appearance of hepatic infarction from baseline examination to secondary infection with abscess formation and intralesional gas. Contrast-enhanced CT scan obtained 15 days after A shows interval rounding, intralesional gas formation (black arrow), and rim enhancement; these findings are consistent with infection with abscess formation. Linear high-attenuation area (white arrow) anterior to main portal vein represents biliary stent.