Fig. 2
From: Epithelioid angiomyolipoma of the liver in a patient with Li-Fraumeni syndrome: a case reportÂ
Abdominal magnetic resonance imaging of pancreatic mass. A In the pancreatic tail, a subtle high-signal intensity lesion was identified on T2‑weighted images. Dynamic gadoxetic acid-enhanced magnetic resonance images of the pancreatic mass showed a low signal intensity mass on pre-contrast images (B) and low contrast enhancement on the arterial phase images (C), followed by delayed contrast enhancement on portal phase (D) and delayed phage (E) images. The yellow arrow indicates the mass