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Fig. 5A —43-year-old man with grade 4 gastric submucosal and adventitial varices before undergoing liver transplantation. Preoperative CT scan obtained at level of gastroesophageal junction during portal venous phase shows multiple tortuous enhanced gastric submucosal (arrows) and adventitial (arrowheads) varices. Largest diameters of gastric submucosal and adventitial varices are 8.5 and 10.6 mm, respectively, and number of both varices on transverse image is more than four. Therefore, final grade of both varices was recorded as 4.