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Fig. 1F —49-year-old woman hospitalized after fall in whom incidental liver mass was found. Contrast-enhanced CT scans through liver in arterial (D), portal venous (E), and 10-min delayed (F) phases. In D, note mixed enhancement of mass that replaces caudal aspect of segments V and VI. Rapid washout is seen in E, and mass remains hypodense in F.





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