Indium chloride bone marrow scintigraphy for hepatic myelolipoma: A case report

Figure 3 Plain magnetic resonance imaging. A: T1-weighted in phase image shows hyperintensity at the center area and hypointensity at the peripheral area of the lesion compared with the background liver parenchyma; B: T1-weighted opposed phase image demonstrates an apparent signal drop in the peripheral area of the lesion and a heterogeneous signal drop at the center of the lesion; C: T2-weighted image shows the lesion’s center hyperintensity equal to subcutaneous fat. The peripheral area of the lesion shows mild hyperintensity; D: Diffusion-weighted image shows the peripheral area of the lesion and hyperintensity on the diffusion-weighted image. The center of the fat-dominant area shows hypointensity; E: Apparent diffusion coefficient map shows the peripheral area of the lesion hypointensity (white arrow). This indicates that the diffusion in this area is restricted.