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CT scan, axial plane, venous phase. Peripheral nodular enhancement pattern of the sub-hepatic mass (arrow).
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This mass displayed progressive peripheral- and globular- pattern enhancement characteristic of hemangioma (Figure 1).
CT scan, coronal plane, venous phase: well defined pedicle bound to the mass and originating from segment IVb of the liver edge (arrow).
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Coronal and sagittal reformations showed a thin pedicle originating from the IVb liver segment (Figures 2, 3).
MR imaging, sagittal plane, gadolinium-enhanced T1-weighted image. Well- defined pedicle of the mass originating from segment IVb of the liver (arrow).
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Coronal and sagittal reformations showed a thin pedicle originating from the IVb liver segment (Figures 2, 3).
Macroscopic view of the tumor after surgery, showing the hemangioma and its pedicle (arrow).
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Pathological analysis provided a definitive diagnosis of pedunculated benign hepatic hemangioma (Figure 4).