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CT scan: pancreatic metastasis of phyllodes tumor.
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Immunohistochemical examination of the specimen.. At right: IHC x 100: pancreatic parenchyma, infiltrated by a highly cellular, malignant neoplastic proliferation.. In the middle: IHC x 200: neoplastic proliferation displays a biphasic feature, with a predominant mesenchymal component and an epithelial component - displaying a glandular differentiation. Nuclear atypia are moderate and mitoses are numerous.. At left: IHC x 400: diffuse and intense expression of Vimentin by neoplastic cells.
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The spleen and the resected gastric part were not infiltrated by tumor (Figure 2).
CT scan: metastasis in gallbladder.
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Three months after the last surgery, a new CT scan showed a bulging mass in the gallbladder that 3 months ago did not exist on previous computed tomography imaging (Figure 3).