Transarterial chemoembolization with miriplatin-lipiodol emulsion for neuroendocrine metastases of the liver

Figure 2 Images obtained in the case of a 35-year-old woman with a solitary neuroendocrine metastasis of the liver. A: Arterial phase image of contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) before intervention shows a hyperdense metastatic tumor in the right posterior segment surrounded by arterioportal shunting (arrow); B: Selective angiogram from the right posterior arterial segment delineates a single hypervascular metastatic tumor with arterioportal shunting; C: Arterial phase image of contrast-enhanced CT at 3 mo after chemoembolization with miriplatin-iodized oil suspension demonstrates a significant reduction in tumor size with compact accumulation of iodized oil accompanied by surrounding arterioportal shunting (arrow).