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Fig. 6B —50-year-old man with segmental enhancement caused by small
metastatic lesion. T1-weighted axial MR images obtained 30 minutes (B)
and 24 hours (C) after contrast administration show segmental
enhancement on delayed scan. Small (2-mm) metastatic lesion at apex of
segmental enhancement (arrow, C) was confirmed at
histopathologic examination.
