Imaging characteristics of hypervascular focal nodular hyperplasia-like lesions in patients with chronic alcoholic liver disease

Table 1 Summary of clinical findings

Patient No.	Age (years)	Sex	Background of liver failure	Child Pugh grade	AFP	PIVKA-II	Diagnosis	Lesion growth at imaging follow up
1	41	M	Alcoholic	A	6	23	FNB	N/A
2	33	F	Alcoholic	A	7	23	FNB	No growth
3	34	F	Alcoholic	B	4	10	FNB	Increased number
4	60	M	Alcoholic	B	9	20	FNB	No growth
5	58	M	Alcoholic	A	7	40	FNB	No growth
6	57	M	Alcoholic	B	6	19	FNB	N/A
7	53	M	Alcoholic	B	231	33	FNB	No growth
8	65	M	Alcoholic	A	10	18	FNB	Increased number
9	63	M	Alcoholic	A	6	12	FNB	No growth
10	48	F	Alcoholic	B	11	18	FNB	No growth
11	55	M	Alcoholic	B	5	16	FNB	N/A
12	70	M	Alcoholic	A	5	22	FNB	No growth
13	72	F	Alcoholic	A	4	15	FNB	No growth

¹Case 7 was only the patient with hepatocellular carcinomas.

PIVKA-II: Prothrombin induced by vitamin K deficiency or antagonist-II; FNB: Fine needle biopsy; AFP: Alpha-fetoprotein; N/A: Not available.