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Fig. 4B. —40-year-old man with pseudolesion in hepatic segment V and clinically proven hepatocellular carcinoma in segment III (not shown). Lesion in segment V is seen as slightly hyperattenuating area on CT hepatic arteriogram (solid arrows) and was prospectively interpreted as hepatocellular carcinoma. Tiny lesion in same hepatic segment is seen as wedge-shaped hyperattenuation (open arrow).

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