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Fig. 4D. Percutaneous ethanol injection guided by
CO2-enhanced sonography in 67-year-old man with Child's class B
cirrhosis [9] and large
hepatocellular carcinoma (maximum diameter, 100 mm) in residual tumor after
initial treatment. CO2-enhanced sonogram with direct injection of
carbon dioxide into right inferior phrenic artery shows 30-mm area of positive
enhancement (arrows) that was seen in B in inferior posterior
segment. In this residual lesion, viable portion could not be differentiated
from nonviable portion on conventional sonography. Injections of 1.0 and 6.0
mL of iodized oil-ethanol mixture (1:1 and 1:2, respectively) into tumor in
superior anterior and inferior posterior segments were guided by
CO2-enhanced sonography.
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