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Fig. 2. —75-year-old man with colorectal carcinoma that metastasized to liver. Volumetric three-dimensional CT arteriogram of hepatic vessels shows highly vascularized mass (single straight arrow) supplied predominately by branches of right hepatic artery (arrowhead). Note bifurcation of common hepatic artery (double arrows) into gastroduodenal artery (curved arrow) and proper hepatic artery.





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