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Fig 1.

Flowchart shows inclusion and exclusion of patients for this study.

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Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of 41patients with HAML in this study.

HBV: hepatitis B virus; HCV: hepatitis C virus; AFP: Alpha-fetoprotein. HBV maker positive: positive serum test for hepatitis B surface antigen; HCV maker positive: positive test for antibody to hepatitis C virus; Alcohol drink: daily intake of >50 g of ethanol >5 years.

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Table 2.

Gray scale and color Doppler imaging characteristics of 41 HAMLs.

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Table 3.

Real-time contrast-enhancing pattern of 41 histologically proven HAMLs.

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Fig 2.

Typical appearance of HAML on baseline US and CEUS.

There is a well-defined, marked heterogeneous hyper-echoic nodule of 44 mm×31mm in size without surrounding hypo-echoic halo on baseline US in the left lobe of liver (white arrow) in a 39 year female patient (A). The nodule shows heterogeneous hyper-enhancement in the arterial phase (13 seconds after injection of contrast agent) without initial peripheral nodular enhancement or spoke-wheel arteries (B). The nodule shows heterogeneous hyper-enhancement in the portal phase (1 minute and 21 seconds after injection of contrast agent) and sustained heterogeneous hyper-enhancement in the late phase. (3 minutes and 17 seconds after injection of contrast agent,) (C,D).

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Table 4.

Demographic characteristics of 31patients with HAML correctly diagnosed by CEUS and 10 patients with HAML incorrectly diagnosed by CEUS.

HBV: hepatitis B virus; HBV maker positive: positive serum test for hepatitis B surface antigen; AFP: Alpha-fetoprotein.

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Table 5.

Paired contingency of CEUS and CT in the diagnosis of HAML in 38 patients.

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