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. 2022 Oct 8;13(1):49–57. doi: 10.21037/qims-21-1149

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Schematic diagram of the three subtypes of MOTs. Typical type A (multilocular solid) appearance of metastasis from colon cancer (A1) and bile duct cancer (A2). Typical type B (purely solid) appearance of metastasis from stomach cancer (B1) and uterine neuroendocrine carcinoma (B2). Typical type C (solid with round or oval cysts) appearance of metastasis from stomach cancer (C1) and appendix cancer (C2). MOTs, metastatic ovarian tumors.