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Abdominal CT scan showing a large pelvic mass
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It seemed to come from the right-side wall of the rectum (Figure 1).
Chest CT scan showing a heterogeneous mass localized in the 6th left rib
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It is associated with liver and bone secondary locations (Figure 2, Figure 3).
Abdominal CT scan showing a round hypodense lesion localized in the liver segment VI
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It is associated with liver and bone secondary locations (Figure 2, Figure 3).
Abdominal CT scan showing rectal's tumour size regression
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The abdominal CT scan, performed 3 months after starting treatment, showed a good response with regression of the rectal tumour and the liver metastasis and disappearance of the rib metastasis (Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6).
Chest CT scan showing disappearance of the rib metastasis
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The abdominal CT scan, performed 3 months after starting treatment, showed a good response with regression of the rectal tumour and the liver metastasis and disappearance of the rib metastasis (Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6).
Abdominal CT scan showing a partial response of the liver metastasis to treatment
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The abdominal CT scan, performed 3 months after starting treatment, showed a good response with regression of the rectal tumour and the liver metastasis and disappearance of the rib metastasis (Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 6).