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Tumor is enhanced in the arterial phase (A), followed by a washout in the late phase (B) on contrast-enhanced computed tomography (arrow).
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Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) revealed early enhancement in the arterial phase, followed by a washout in the late phase (Fig. 1).
Only the lateral section is enhanced. The medial and anterior sections are not enhanced on computed tomography during arterial portography. The remnant liver migrates into the right subphrenic space.
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Subsequently, CT during arterial portography was performed, which revealed the absence of portal flow to the medial and anterior sections (Fig. 2).
The remnant liver remains in the anatomical position, and medial and anterior sections are well enhanced on computed tomography.
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Contrast-enhanced CT on POD 54 demonstrated that the remnant liver remained in the anatomical position in the abdominal cavity, and the medial and anterior sections were well enhanced (Fig. 3).