Figure shows an enlarged liver (hepatomegaly)
with multiple areas of low attenuation.
Some of these metastatic deposits are welldefined
while others have indistinct borders.
Most liver metastases have a poor blood supply
so can be easily distinguished from an enhanced
liver following IV contrast administration,
particularly at arterial and late (equilibrium)
phases.
with multiple areas of low attenuation.
Some of these metastatic deposits are welldefined
while others have indistinct borders.
Most liver metastases have a poor blood supply
so can be easily distinguished from an enhanced
liver following IV contrast administration,
particularly at arterial and late (equilibrium)
phases.
 with multiple areas of low attenuation. Some of these metastatic deposits are welldef…){kind=link}