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CT scan showing an irregular and circumferential thickening involving the cecum and the middle and distal thirds of the ascending colon with an extension of approximately 13.5 cm.
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An abdominal CT was requested and showed an irregular and circumferential thickening involving the cecum and the middle and distal thirds of the ascending colon with an extension of approximately 13.5 cm (Fig. 1).
CT scan showing a hypodense nodule in segment IV measuring 1.2 cm.
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There was also a hypodense nodule in segment IV measuring 1.2 cm (Fig. 2).
Colonoscopy showing an ulcerated mass at the cecum and ascending colon.
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He then underwent a colonoscopy which confirmed an ulcerated mass at the cecum and ascending colon (Fig. 3).
Postoperative CT scan showing no evidence of macroscopic liver lesions.
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On November 11th, 2015, postoperative CT scan showed no evidence of new nodules (Fig. 4).
PET-CT scans showing rapid development of multiple liver lesions.
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It revealed multiple new liver nodules (Fig. 5).