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. 2022 Aug 28;28(32):4540–4556. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v28.i32.4540

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Coronal T2 weighted image and axial short tau inversion recovery image. A and B: Coronal T2 weighted image (T2WI) (A) and axial short tau inversion recovery image (B) showed a 2 cm lesion in segment VII with high signal intensity (bright) within a nodular liver consistent with cirrhosis; C: Post-contrast image showed nodular peripheral enhancement; D: On delay image, the lesion showed progressive filling. In progressive cirrhosis, hemangiomas are likely to decrease in size, become more fibrotic, and are difficult to diagnose radiologically. However, the bright signal on T2WI and the enhancement pattern was pathognomonic for hemangioma of the liver consistent with LR-2.