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Fig. 1. —65-year-old woman with symptomatic giant hemangioma. CT
angiogram shows entire hepatic trunk (arrow) derived from superior
mesenteric artery (SMA), which is Michels type IX variant of arterial anatomy
[14]. Cloudlike regions of
high attenuation are due to enhancement of hemangioma (Hem). Metallic
cholecystectomy clips (arrowheads) are present. SA = splenic
artery.
