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Thoracic CT: A and B. Multiple pulmonary nodules and nodular condensation with spiculated margins and eccentric cavitation, acknowledged as probable primary tumor
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Appreciation of the subdiaphragmatic segments also revealed multiple nodular hypodense liver lesions suggestive of metastatic malignancy with a confluent pattern (Fig. 1).
Cervical MRI: findings suggestive of secondary epidural infiltration (arrow)
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Given the persistence of refractory cervicalgia, a cervical MRI was performed, which suggested secondary epidural infiltration (Fig. 2).
Abdominal CT: multiple hypodense liver lesions compatible with hepatic abscesses vs secondary necrotizing deposits
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An abdominal and pelvic CT scan was performed, showing multiple focal hypodense lesions with fluid collections and a peripheral nodular enhancement pattern, typical tomodensitometric findings of liver abscesses (Fig. 3).
Thoracic CT: 4th-week follow-up with unequivocal reduction in both number and volume of nodular pulmonary lesions
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However, tomographic re-evaluation showed undeniable reduction in the number and volume of pulmonary nodules, with stability of the liver abscesses (Fig. 4).