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Abdominal axial CT images of the liver in arterial (A and B) and venous phase (C and D) showing multiple liver lesions of various characteristics (white arrow-HCC; black arrow- ruptured HCC; white asterisk-simple liver cysts; blue arrow-abscess; red asterisk-hematoma; red arrow-portal vein thrombosis).
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F1
An urgent 3-phase abdominal CT scan was performed and it revealed multiple liver lesions of various characteristics, a subcapsular hematoma and a small amount of intraperitoneal ascites (Figures 1, 2).
Abdominal frontal (A) and sagittal (B) CT images showing recurrent HCC (white arrow), liver hematoma (red arrow) and multiple liver abscesses (blue arrow).
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An urgent 3-phase abdominal CT scan was performed and it revealed multiple liver lesions of various characteristics, a subcapsular hematoma and a small amount of intraperitoneal ascites (Figures 1, 2).
Abdominal CT scan after 12 months in venous (A) and arterial phase (B) showing slight progression of multicentric HCC nodules with regression of hematomas and abscesses.
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At 12 months follow-up, the patient is alive, has no significant disease progression and no signs of liver failure (Figure 3).