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Fig. 9B —8-year-old boy with systemic angiomatosis and cavernous hemangioma
with central scar. Unenhanced (A) and delayed contrast-enhanced
(B) fat-saturated turbo spin-echo T1-weighted images show hypointense
nodule that shows peripheral and heterogeneous internal enhancement after IV
contrast administration, related to presence of central scar, in cavernous
hemangioma. Biopsy was not necessary as this patient had multiple hemangiomas
in spleen, liver, and neck (not shown).
