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Fig. 4. —Single hepatic metastasis from stomach cancer in 54-year-old
man with hepatic steatosis. Transverse native B-mode sonogram (upper left)
shows small hypoechoic nodule (arrow) in segment III of steatotic
liver. Contrast-enhanced transverse agent detection image (upper middle)
obtained 26 sec after injection shows rimlike enhancement (arrow) of
tumor. On subsequent serial contrast-enhanced images obtained 35 sec (upper
right), 90 sec (lower left), and 5 min (lower middle) after injection, tumor
is hypoechoic. Portal phase CT scan (lower right) shows small hypoattenuating
lesion with rimlike enhancement (arrow).
