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CECT abdomen depicting pyogenic liver abscess.
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Further imaging with triphasic CT of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis revealed a large irregular shaped loculated peripheral enhancing, centrally hypo-attenuated fluid density lesion measuring 8.3 x 10.8 x 6.1 cm in size involving segment IVA and IVB of the liver suggestive of a liver abscess with mass effect on the common hepatic artery branches (Figure 1).
CECT abdomen:Denture impacted in colon depicted by the pointer.
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As the denture had only plastic attachments, it was difficult to identify on the previous CT scans; however, there was evidence of colonic perforation from a foreign body depicted in the CECT images retrospectively (Figure 2).