Gastric hepatoid adenocarcinoma: A computed tomography report of six cases

Figure 2 Hepatoid adenocarcinoma of the stomach in a 66-year-old female (patient 1). A: Transverse computed tomography (CT) scan showing a large polypoid tumor (arrow) and moderate heterogeneous enhancement; B: Coronal reformatted CT image demonstrating a large protruding mass with a central ulceration (arrow). The multiplanar reformations (MPR) image seemed better than the transverse images for morphological features of the tumor. A metastatic hepatic mass was identified in the left lobe (arrowhead); C: An MPR image showing a slightly enhanced filling defect in the left lobar branch of the portal vein, suggestive of tumor thrombus (arrow), and an adjacent metastatic lymph node (arrowhead).