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Fig. 2C —11-day-old male neonate with probable (culture-negative) liver abscess or hepatic parenchymal injury secondary to umbilical venous catheter infusate. Sonograms show multicystic septated intrahepatic fluid (arrows, C) suggesting liver abscess and hepatic parenchymal injury and necrosis with or without infection and perihepatic multiseptated fluid (arrow, D) suggesting rupture of hepatic abscess or infected total parenteral nutrition into peritoneum.