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Fig. 2C —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. Unenhanced CT scan obtained after procedure shows drainage catheter (arrow) in place. Purulent fluid from percutaneous abscess drainage grew Enterococcus organisms.