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Fig. 4C. —69-year-old man with mass in hepatic hilum. This case was
considered to be inoperable because of liver and portal vein invasion.
Multiphase fusion images composed of vessels, bile duct, and liver aid in
understanding surrounding structure of bile duct, hepatic artery, and portal
vein (dark blue). This image does not suggest invasive finding in
hepatic artery but depicts narrowing (arrows) of portal vein that is
suspected to occur with invasion. Pink = artery.
