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Fig. 11C. —Hemangioma with hypoechoic halo in 37-year-old man with background fatty liver. Dynamic gadolinium-enhanced T1-weighted MR image obtained 90 sec after initiation of contrast agent administration shows typical peripheral globular enhancement (arrows) that can lead to confident diagnosis of hemangioma.





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