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(a) Large metastatic lesion infiltrating peritoneum, omentum, fascia, subcutaneous tissue, and skin became visible due to increased ascites. (b) The cloudy orange fluid was leaking out under high pressure from the PCF.
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CT scan revealed this tumor to be a part of a large metastatic lesion infiltrating the peritoneum, omentum, fascia, subcutaneous tissue, and skin (Figure 1a). Two thin streams of cloudy orange fluid were leaking out under high pressure from the skin lesion (Figure 1b).
Local condition after PCF closure.
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The leakage subsided in 3 days (Figure 2).