Imaging evaluation of the liver in oncology patients: A comparison of techniques

Figure 14  Follow-up of a 66-years-old woman with previous breast cancer liver metastases submitted to chemotherapy showing complete response in 2015. A: Axial T2-weighted imaging (WI) shows the liver metastasis characterized by an isointense lesion; B and C: Axial fat sat contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging T1-WI in the arterial (B) and interstitial (C) phases present the liver metastasis without noticeable enhancement in the post-contrast dynamic study (arrow, B and C), which is consistent with treated metastasis (no viable tumor). To date, after 6 years, the patient is free of recurrent disease.