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CECT showing multiple deposits on the left liver lobe and the right posterior sector (yellow arrow) and a well-defined cystic lesion with a thin rim of peripheral calcification at the distal body and the tail of the pancreas (red arrow).
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There were multiple liver metastases in both lobes of a non-cirrhotic liver (Figure 1).
(a) Left hemi-hepatectomy, (b) distal pancreatico-splenectomy and (c) right posterior sectionectomy.
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After routine pre-operative optimization, a distal pancreatectomy with splenectomy and a left hemi-hepatectomy were performed via open approach (Figure 2). She underwent an uneventful surgery and was discharged on post-op Day 6 (Figure 2).
(a) H&E stains x10 showing poorly cohesive monomorphic cells with eosinophilic or clear vacuolated cytoplasm. Pseudopapillae were present with aggregation of cells around fibrovascular stalks. (b) The liver deposit was composed of loosely arranged similar cells with presence of pseudopapillae.
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The liver deposits were composed of loosely arranged similar cells with presence of pseudopapillae (Figure 3).