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Fig. 1D. —68-year-old man with hepatic metastasis from pancreatic carcinoma. On dynamic scanning, breath-hold T1-weighted 2D FLASH images obtained at 30 (C) and 90 sec (D) after contrast injection show lesion as markedly hypointense. Hyperintense thin rim (small arrow, C) has faded by 90-sec acquisition (D). Note large mass in tail of pancreas (large arrow, C).

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