PMC4119460_01
Large mass with central necrosis seen in the left hepatic mass with linear extension invading the greater momentum
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CT scan was performed and showed a large mass in the left hepatic lobe with area of central necrosis demonstrating peripheral isodensity to the liver and invading the greater momentum (Figure 1) with multiple conglomerate peritoneal lesions showing areas of central necrosis and indenting the transverse colon with loss of fat plane indicating invasion (Figure 2).
The peritoneal component of the mass is shown with loss of the fat plane between the transverse colon and the mass indicating invasion
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CT scan was performed and showed a large mass in the left hepatic lobe with area of central necrosis demonstrating peripheral isodensity to the liver and invading the greater momentum (Figure 1) with multiple conglomerate peritoneal lesions showing areas of central necrosis and indenting the transverse colon with loss of fat plane indicating invasion (Figure 2).
Axial view of the peritoneal component of the mass is invading the anterior abdominal wall muscles and protruding to the subcutaneous fat through linea alba
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The peritoneal component of the large left hepatic mass is invading the anterior abdominal wall and extending to the subcutaneous fat through linea alba 8 cm above the umbilicus (Figure 3, Figure 4).
Sagittal view of the peritoneal component of the mass is invading the anterior abdominal wall muscles and protruding to the subcutaneous fat through linea alba
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The peritoneal component of the large left hepatic mass is invading the anterior abdominal wall and extending to the subcutaneous fat through linea alba 8 cm above the umbilicus (Figure 3, Figure 4).