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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 CT diagnosis of primary hepatocellular carcinoma on [Keywords:] CT diagnosis of primary hepatocellular carcinoma (A) CT manifestations Plain: plain scan, the tumor showed low density changes in general, minorities and the surrounding liver tissue showed equal density limit without contour Bureau of prominent, hard to find disease; very few appear as high density. According to statistics, generated within the tumor calcification, about 5%. When fatty liver when combined with the liver parenchyma were those equal density and high density of the characteristic findings of HCC. Due to different pathological type, with different CT. Nodules with clear lines of the surrounding liver tissue, the tumor was round-like, around the visible part of the complete or incomplete ring with a more low-density, that is false capsule, the tumor often forming partitions and density inhomogeneities. In addition due to tumor ischemia, necrosis, which can occur even within the low-density area. Single nodular hepatocellular carcinoma nodule or multiple nodules may be. Sometimes visible presence of the hepatic tumor showed low density changes, which is due to portal vein tumor invasion and oppression of the portal vein, resulting in portal vein stenosis, occlusion, resulting in portal vein blood flow that may cause nutritional disorders liver parenchyma around the tumor. The formation of giant massive bulky, occupy the majority of liver leaf or leaf, because the edge is not sharp around the infiltration of tumor necrosis in many, but the more irregular low-density areas. Around the often sub-foci. Diffuse diffuse small nodules, plain difficult to display. Shows diffuse enlargement of the liver, liver cirrhosis, and portal vein tumor thrombus formation. Enhanced scanning: a rich blood supply of hepatocellular carcinoma, the dynamic scan, arterial phase helical CT scan shows markedly enhanced tumor effe