HyperVascular Masses of the Liver

Audience: Radiology Residents, Fellows and Attendings
Learning Objectives:
Identify the distinguishing features of the most common hypervascular and hypovascular masses of the liver
Compare and contrast common benign and malignant liver lesions
Recognize exceptions and atypical presentations of lesions, particularly with Eovist/Primovist
Summary:
Focal Nodular Hyperplasia:
-T1 isointense, T2 isointense
-Arterial phase hyperenhancement
-Equilibrates with background liver on subsequent phases of contrast
-Eovist uptake
Hypervascular Metastasis:
-T1 hypointense, T2 variably hyperintense
-Arterial phase hyperenhancement
-Early washout
Hepatocellular Carcinoma (in a cirrhotic liver)
-T1 hypointnense, T2 mildly hyperintense
-Arterial phase hyperenhancement
-“Washout” and “Capsule”

[@kalabid9617]

Very informative and concise ! Please keep adding more !

[@RadiologyEducation]

More to come! I have been busy but planning on posting more soon

[@Guilherme-nc5li]

Amazing lecture!

[@RadiologyEducation]

Glad you think so!

[@huliliumd3902]

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[@delsoriano4329]

My partner have hypervascular metastasis 10lesion 😭😭😭 what is that mean?

[@MrCash62]

does this apply for CT also?