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Fig. 5B. 57-year-old man undergoing misembolization for hepatocellular carcinoma by conventional subsegmental oily chemoembolization. Dynamic CT scan, obtained 1 week after A, shows dense deposition of iodized oil not in targeted lesion but in noncancerous hepatic portion just posterior to well-opacified hepatocellular carcinoma (arrow) with faint iodized oil deposition. Ascites has appeared anew on liver surface.





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