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Ultrasonographic image of liver (L). No prominent lesion could be demonstrated.
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Initially, we performed abdominal ultrasonography (US), but we were unable to demonstrate any prominent lesion in liver (Figure 1). 
Contrast-enhanced CT revealed multiple, scattered, small, hypodense nodular lesions in liver (black arrows).
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Contrast-enhanced CT revealed multiple, scattered, small, hypodense nodular lesions in liver parenchyma, measuring 1.5 cm or less in size (Figure 2). 
On T1-weighted image of the liver (a), multiple, small, hypointense nodular lesions with slightly irregular contours (white arrows) are demonstrated, which are hyperintense (b) (white arrows) on T2-weighted image. Diffusion-weighted image (c) reveals no restriction of diffusion in the liver lesions. MRCP (d) depicts an abundant number of hyperintense small lesions allover the liver which show no association with the biliary system. The widths and contours of intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts and pancreatic canal are normal.
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The widths and contours of intrahepatic and extrahepatic bile ducts and pancreatic canal were normal on MRCP (Figure 3). 