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CT scan with multiple contrast-enhancing peritoneal nodules and large intraperitoneal soft-tissue masses (arrows), radiologically impressing as severe peritoneal carcinomatosis.
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CT scan showed multiple contrast-enhancing peritoneal nodules and large intraperitoneal soft-tissue masses radiologically impressing as severe peritoneal carcinomatosis (Figure 1), a hypodense lesion within the right adrenal gland radiologically appearing as a metastasis as well as enlarged retroperitoneal lymph nodes, while the lung was unremarkable on CT scan.
Polypoid-tumorous lesion with irregular mucosa, superficial hemorrhages, contact bleeding, and a central ulceration at the hepatic flexure on virtual chromoendoscopy with i-scan.
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Colonoscopy with virtual chromoendoscopy (i-scan) revealed a polypoid lesion at the hepatic flexure with irregular mucosa, hemorrhages, contact bleeding, and a central ulceration (Figure 2).
Bilateral ischemic lesions (CT, (a) arrows) and contrast-enhancing lesions directly adjacent to the dura mater (MRI, (b) arrows), radiologically consistent with multiple septic emboli and tuberculosis manifestation within the CNS.
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Cranial CT and MRI showed bilateral ischemic lesions and contrast-enhancing lesions directly adjacent to the dura, radiologically consistent with multiple septic emboli and tuberculosis manifestation within the CNS (Figure 3).