The introduction of 16-MDCT provides several advantages for detection and analysis of hypervascular hepatic lesions, including faster scanning, improved spatial and temporal resolution, less respiratory misregistration, better contrast bolus capture and timing of arterial and venous phases, and volumetric acquisition of the entire data set in a single breath-hold [1-4]. These factors have significantly improved the image quality of MDCT, particularly in hepatic imaging. Advancement in image postprocessing technology has accompanied that of image acquisition.