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. 2013 Jan 1;1(1):2324709612473274. doi: 10.1177/2324709612473274

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Figure 4. — (A) (Date: April 25, 2011) Angiogram of the left hepatic artery showed the tumoral blush (black arrow) corresponding to the large mass on CT. Note other smaller tumoral blushes (white arrows). (B) (Date: August 31, 2011) CT of abdomen and pelvis showed residual enhancement in the large hepatic metastases near the dome of the liver. In addition, there are numerous other focal metastatic lesions visualized in both lobes of the liver. (C) (Date: September 9, 2011) CT image performed during thermoablation showed the antenna in the location of the mass. Ablation was performed because there was inadequate clinical response to chemoembolization alone. (D) (Date: January 5, 2012) Follow-up CT of abdomen/pelvis showed good control of the dominant lesion (arrow) without enhancement (arrow). (E) Same CT as in “D” at different level of the liver showed other metastatic hepatic lesions (arrows)