Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis: What every radiologist should know

Figure 8 Axial arterial phase computed tomography image showing an area of hyper perfusion in the segment V of liver adjoining a gallbladder showing diffusely thickened walls. Also noted is the blurring of interfaces between gallbladder wall and adjoining liver parenchyma. Liver infiltration can demonstrate an early enhancement of the parenchyma which pathologically corresponds with accumulation of inflammatory cells and abundant fibrosis.