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Fig. 4B —45-year-old man with jaundice due to biopsy-proven, poorly
differentiated adenocarcinoma. Images show advantage of
maximum-intensity-projection imaging of poorly vascularized lesion. See also
Figures S4C and S4D, cine loops, in supplemental data online.
Maximum-intensity-projection image obtained 5.8 seconds after flash shows
vessel detail within hypoperfused lesion.
