Living-related liver transplantation for multiple liver metastases from rectal carcinoid tumor: A case report

Figure 1 A: Ultrasonography showed multiple hyperechoic masses in the liver; B: Dynamic computed tomography showed multiple liver tumors. The surfaces of these tumors showed mild enhancement.

Figure 2 A: Macroscopic findings of the resected rectum. Arrow shows the primary lesion; B: The tumor cells showed tubular and alveolar formation, and their nuclei were slightly swelling (C). (B, C: H&E, original magnification, B: x 40, C: x 400).

Figure 3 A: The cut surface of the resected specimen showed multiple tumors; B: Histopathological findings of the liver tumor were similar to those of the rectal tumor (H&E, original magnification, x 400).