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Change in tumor pattern. MRI before chemotherapy (a), MRI after chemotherapy (b), CT scan before chemotherapy (c) and CT scan after chemotherapy (d).
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F1
The first magnetic resonance imaging showed a heterogeneous mass with a diameter of 295 mm (fig. 1a). The chest and abdominopelvic CT scan revealed the presence of multiple metastases, including a mediastinal mass (38 mm; fig. 1c).
Calcified material (15 mm) observed in the necrotic flow.
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F2
During the last visit, we observed the following: excellent general condition, absence of pain, remaining necrotic material including macroscopic calcifications flows (fig. 2) and calcification of the primary tumor (fig. 1b, fig. 3) and the metastasis (fig. 1d).
Calcified primary tumor (standard X-ray).
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F3
During the last visit, we observed the following: excellent general condition, absence of pain, remaining necrotic material including macroscopic calcifications flows (fig. 2) and calcification of the primary tumor (fig. 1b, fig. 3) and the metastasis (fig. 1d).