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Fig. 5C. Persistent perfusion after initial percutaneous ethanol injection requiring retreatment in 36-year-old man with papillary thyroid carcinoma. Longitudinal sonogram obtained 9 weeks after percutaneous ethanol injection shows size of lymph node is unchanged, and there is evidence of slight residual perfusion. Because of these findings, percutaneous ethanol injection treatment was repeated.





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