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Computed tomography (CT) of the abdomen in axial view with contrast portography demonstrating parenchymal and surface liver disease with ascites.
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During workup for CRS+HIPEC in 2014, she was found to have liver metastases on CT imaging (Fig. 1) and was thus not considered a suitable candidate.
CT of the abdomen in axial view with oral and IV contrast demonstrating the large krukenburg tumor and ascites.
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At that point in time, an abdominal CT scan showed a Krukenberg ovarian metastasis (Fig. 2).
CT of the abdomen in axial view with contrast portography demonstrating ascites and significant, if not complete response of the liver disease.
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There was no longer evidence of liver metastases (Fig. 3) which could have either responded to chemotherapy or may have represented peritoneal surface disease with liver scalloping.
Timeline of events.
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Fig. 4 is an overview of the timeline of events that occurred.