Fig. 1.

Liver resection with subsequent progression. Axial images from a contrast-enhanced CT in a 68-year-old woman with triple negative breast cancer demonstrate no tumors in the left lobe ( a ) and a solitary large multilobulated tumor in the right lobe ( b ) that is too large to eradicate with percutaneous ablation. One month later, the right lobe was surgically resected. Six months later, follow-up contrast-enhanced CT shows new tumors in the left hepatic lobe ( c ).