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Fig. 1D. —72-year-old man with 4.5-cm hepatocellular carcinoma treated 4 months before study using radiofrequency ablation. Arterial phase CT scan obtained on same day as A-C sonographic study shows residual hypervascular rim (straight arrows) of viable tumor, that corresponds in morphology and size to region of tumor identified using pulse inversion sonogram. Nonenhancing, hypodense portion of tumor (curved arrow) is adequately ablated.

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