Presentation
Right upper quadrant pain.
Patient Data
Age: 55 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Giant hepatic hemangioma
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The MRI sequences demonstrate a large well-defined lobulated mass of the liver (8.5x7.3x5 cm) centered on the segments VIII/V of low signal intensity on T1, high signal on T2, and T2 fat sat. The postcontrast sequences show a typical discontinuous, nodular, peripheral enhancement on arterial phase with progressive centripetal fill-in on portal venous phase and almost complete fill-in on delayed phase. On DWI it shows a high signal with mixed signal on ADC.
Other small similar nodular lesions are noted in the segments II and VII with complete fill-in on delayed phase.
Case Discussion
Case showing the typical MRI features of a giant hepatic hemangioma with other associated small hemangiomas
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