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Fig. 3C. —Infarcted regenerative nodules in 67-year-old man with prior episode of massive bleeding from esophageal varices. Conventional contrast-enhanced CT scan obtained at higher level than A and B shows upper portion of large lesion (arrow) with heterogeneous enhancement and another smaller lesion (arrowheads), findings that mimic those of neoplastic disease.





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