Fig. 2. (a) Three dimensional MRCP shows mild displacement of the CBD (arrows). The right posterior intrahepatic duct (arrowhead) drains at the mid CBD.

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Fig. 2. (a) Three dimensional MRCP shows mild displacement of the CBD (arrows). The right posterior intrahepatic duct (arrowhead) drains at the mid CBD and the cystic duct (curved arrow) drains at the right posterior intrahepatic duct. (b) A cystic lesion in the portocaval space demonstrates high signal intensity on diffusion weighted MRI (b factor = 800 s/mm2) (arrow). (c) A cystic lesion in the portocaval space demonstrates low signal intensity on the apparent diffusion coefficient map (arrow). Fig. 2. (a) Three dimensional MRCP shows mild displacement of the CBD (arrows). The right posterior intrahepatic duct (arrowhead) drains at the mid CBD and the cystic duct (curved arrow) drains at the right posterior intrahepatic duct. (b) A cystic lesion in the portocaval space demonstrates high signal intensity on diffusion weighted MRI (b factor = 800 s/mm2) (arrow). . . Investig Magn Reson Imaging. 2016 Dec;20(4):254-258. https://doi.org/10.13104/imri.2016.20.4.254