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Fig. 8. —53-year-old man with elevated serum levels of alkaline
phosphatase and 
-glutamyltransferase. Coronal
maximum-intensity-projection image shows several branches of lymphatics
joining slightly to left of aorta to form plexiform interlacement
(arrows).
