Relationship of familial cytochrome P450 4V2 gene mutation with liver cirrhosis: A case report and review of the literature

Figure 3 Computed tomography images of the upper abdomens of six family members. A and B: I-1, I-2 (2022 Jan 20): The size and shape of liver and spleen were normal, and there was no obvious enhancement on enhanced scan; C: II-2 (2021 Oct 11): The proportions of the liver lobes were disordered and the contour was not regular; multiple low-density shadows were on the boundary, and elliptic shapes with different sizes were observed in liver, with a computed tomography (CT) value of about 13 HU; the spleen volume was significantly increased and the parenchyma density was uniform; there was no fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity; D-F: II-3, II-4, and II-5 (2021 Oct 11): The liver was normal in size and shape had a smooth surface and a uniform density of parenchyma; the spleen was normal in size and density.