Unexplained huge liver infarction presenting as a tumor with bleeding: A case report

Figure 1 Computed tomography imaging of liver infarction. A: Plain scan phase of computed tomography (CT) detected an irregular lesion in the right lobe of the liver; B: Arterial phase of CT showed no obvious enhancement; C: Venous phase of CT showed no obvious enhancement.

Figure 2 Three-dimensional reconstruction of liver and lesion. A: Arterial reconstruction of the liver revealed the relationship between lesion and hepatic artery; B: Venous reconstruction of the liver revealed the relationship between lesion and portal vein; C: Mixture of arterial and venous reconstruction.

Figure 3 Pathological examination of lesion. A: Necrotic lesion was 16 cm × 12 cm × 8 cm in size without an envelope; B: Pathological section analysis of liver infarction; C: Pathological section analysis of tissue adjacent to lesion; D: Pathological section analysis of normal liver tissue, revealing fatty degeneration of hepatocytes.