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The patient was found to have a single liver mass during a regular physical examination in 2016.
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A 50-year-old man with hepatitis C was found to have a single liver mass during a regular physical examination in 2016 ( Figure 1 ).
Preoperative and postoperative comparison of PNENs and liver metastases. There was no change in the size of the pancreatic lesion and intrahepatic tumor of the patient was reduced.
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Primary pancreatic mass was observed in 2020 ( Figure 2A ). Meanwhile, MRI revealed multiple hepatic metastases ( Figure 2C ) and portal vein and splenic vein thromboses ( Figures 3A, C ). Follow-up results showed there was no change in the size of the pancreatic lesion ( Figure 2B ). Intrahepatic tumor of the patient was reduced ( Figure 2D ), and recanalization of portal vein thrombosis ( Figures 3B, D ) and partial recanalization of splenic vein thrombosis were performed.
Comparison of portal vein thrombosis before and after anticoagulant therapy. Portal vein thrombosis was recanalization.
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Meanwhile, MRI revealed multiple hepatic metastases ( Figure 2C ) and portal vein and splenic vein thromboses ( Figures 3A, C ). Intrahepatic tumor of the patient was reduced ( Figure 2D ), and recanalization of portal vein thrombosis ( Figures 3B, D ) and partial recanalization of splenic vein thrombosis were performed.