Case Report
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World J Gastrointest Oncol. May 15, 2024; 16(5): 2225-2232
Published online May 15, 2024. doi: 10.4251/wjgo.v16.i5.2225
Figure 1
Figure 1 Images of patients after treatment. A-H: One month postintervention, abdominal computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) results showed that the liver tumor was located in segments S6-S7 (10.49 cm × 8.64 cm × 6.89 cm), with associated bleeding; I and J: Two months postsurgery, an abdominal CT revealed a decrease in the size of the tumor (7.28 cm × 6.33 cm × 4.5 cm); K-O: Three months postsurgery, plain plus contrast-enhanced abdominal CT and MRI scans indicated that the tumor size was 5.22 cm × 4.28 cm × 4.19 cm, and the activity of the tumor cells had essentially disappeared; P: Six months postsurgery, an enhanced abdominal CT indicated the presence of fluid accumulation in the right lobe of the liver in the surgical area (4.87 cm × 4.68 cm); Q: Eight months postsurgery, an enhanced abdominal CT showed a slight reduction in the size of the surgical area (4.66 cm × 4.37 cm); R-T: At nine months postsurgery, an abdominal MRI plain scan plus contrast enhancement indicated further reduction of the lesion and decreased subcapsular fluid accumulation (4.27 cm × 3.41 cm × 3.45 cm); U: Eleven months postsurgery, an enhanced abdominal CT showed no change in the lesion compared to the previous scan (4.27 cm × 3.74 cm); V-X: Fifteen months postsurgery, an abdominal plain plus contrast-enhanced CT scan indicated no change in the lesion compared to the previous scan (4.16 cm × 3.81 cm × 3.11 cm).
Figure 2
Figure 2 Surgery-related and pathological findings of the patient. A: Three months postsurgery, a whole-body bone scan indicated no obvious metastatic lesions; B: The tumor was excised during surgery; C: Photo of the incision 10 d postsurgery; D-F: Representative HE images of the tumor. The tumor tissue exhibited extensive necrosis and hemorrhage, with 5% viable tumor tissue, 80% necrotic tumor tissue, and 15% tumor stroma (fibrous tissue and inflammation). The immunohistochemical staining results were as follows: CKP (+), vimentin (-), HepPar-1 (+), GPC-3 (+), CK8/18 (+), CD68 (macrophage+), P53 (wild-type), and Ki-67 (index = 60%). (D: 10 × 10 HE; E: 20 × 10 HE; F: 40 × 10 HE).