“Pseudotumoral” hepatic pattern in acute alcoholic hepatitis: A case report

Figure 1 US scan showing a large hypoechoic area compared to surrounding parenchyma (A) and the image of “parallel channel” sign (B). Color-Doppler demonstrates the “pseudoparallel channel” sign, characterized by dilated intrahepatic arterial branch with an adjacent portal venous tract, and the low hepatic artery RI (C, D).

Figure 2 CT scan showing a wide hypovascularized area in the pre-contrast phase (A) that remains hypovascularized during both early (B) and late (C) arterial phases.