Misidentification of hepatic tuberculosis as cholangiocarcinoma: A case report

Figure 2 Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography scans of hepatic tuberculosis. A: The lesion showed slightly hypointense signals in T1-weighted images; B: The lesion showed mixed hyperintense and hypointense signals in T2-weighted fat suppressed images; C: The lesion was mildly enhanced at the edge of the arterial phase; D: The margins of the lesion were still mildly enhanced in the portal vein, and no enhancement was seen in the main part of the lesion; E: Premature portal manifestation of the disease was seen in the liver in the arterial phase; F: Mild restricted diffusion was observed; G: The apparent diffusion coefficient value was decreased in the central part of the lesion; H: The left lobe of the liver and the bile ducts in the hilar region were not visualized.