Primary biliary cirrhosis and hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia: When two rare diseases coexist

Figure 4 Magnetic resonance. A: Fat saturation gradient echo T1-weighted hepatic arterial phase magnetic resonance (MR) shows multiple ill defined hypervascular areas in the the right liver lobe, due to arterovenous shunts, and a round, clearly visible, 3 cm lesion surrounded by a hypointense halo; B: On hepatobiliary phase MR, arteriovenous shunt are no longer visible, while lesion, proven to be focal nodular hyperplasia at core biopsy, is hyperintense in comparison to surrounding liver parenchyma.