The “mosaic pattern” describes the appearance of the liver on contrast-enhanced CT and MR in cases of hepatic sinusoidal dilatation [1, 2]. This sign refers to mottled, heterogeneous, and reticular enhancement of the liver resembling a mosaic (Fig. 1). It appears during the arterial and/or portal venous phase, and is most pronounced in the periphery of the liver. Parenchymal enhancement becomes homogeneous on the late phase (Fig. 2).
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