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Fig. 2E. —74-year-old woman with lung metastases from colorectal
carcinoma. MR image obtained with gadolinium 2 months after radiofrequency
ablation shows cavitated area appears moderately enlarged; surrounding
envelope has less thickness; and necrotic fragments of treated lesion, which
adhere to very hyperintense internal surface, are unenhanced. Note that
envelope includes more dorsal branch of right superior pulmonary vein
(arrow), which is partially surrounded by necrotic fragment of
treated lesion. See Miao et al.
[29].
