Application of superb microvascular imaging in focal liver lesions

Table 1 Characteristics of focal liver lesions and corresponding patients

No.	Clinical	Pathological	SMI type	Size	Age	Sex	Other
	diagnosis	diagnosis	(I-VII)	(cm)	(yr)
1	HE	-	I	1.7	79	M
2	HE	-	I	1.1	58	F
3	HE	-	I	2.6	54	M
4	HE	-	I	2.5	52	F
5	HE	-	I	1.8	24	F	Same person
6	HE	-	I	2.7	24	F
7	HE	-	II	2.3	63	M
8	HE	-	II	3.9	61	M	Same person
9	HE	-	II	4.8	61	M
10	HE	-	II	3.7	61	F
11	HE	-	II	2.8	48	M	Same person
12	HE	-	II	3.1	48	M
13	HE	-	II	3.1	41	M
14	HE	-	II	5.7	33	F
15	HE	-	III	6.3	63	F
16	-	HE	III	8.4	51	F
17	-	HE	III	8.5	47	F
18	B-M	-	II	1.4	39	F	Same person
19	B-M	-	II	2.3	39	F
20	B-M	-	II	2.6	39	F
21	B-M	-	II	3.3	39	F
22	P-M	-	VI	3.9	64	M
23	-	HCC	IV	7.4	68	M
24	-	HCC	IV	6.1	57	M
25	-	HCC	V	2.5	60	M
26	-	HCC	V	2.9	48	M	Same person
27	-	HCC	V	4.7	48	M
28	-	HA	IV	5.3	41	M
29	-	LYM	VI	5.8	71	M
30	FNH	-	VII	4.1	62	F
31	FNH	-	VII	4.3	39	F

Type I: Diffuse dot-like type; Type II: Strip rim type; Type III: Nodular rim type; Type IV: Diffuse honeycomb type; Type V: Non-specific type; Type VI: Thick rim type; Type VII: Spoke-wheel type; FLL: Focal liver lesion; HE: Hemangioma; B-M: Metastatic lesion from breast; P-M: Metastatic lesion from pancreas; M: Metastatic lesion; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma; FNH: Focal nodular hyperplasia; HA: Hepatic adenoma; PHL: Primary hepatic lymphoma.