Spilled gallstone mimicking metastasis from cervix cancer on positron emission tomography – computed tomography

Figure 1 Magnetic resonance imaging showing a 4. 4 cm × 3.7 cm × 2.8 cm lesion in the cervix with extension to the lower third of the endometrium. A: Sagittal view; B: Transverse view.

Figure 2 Comparison of computed tomography-scans of the abdomen. A: A suspicious lesion is seen in front of transverse colon (arrow) before surgery; B: The lesion is not seen 4 mo after surgery.

Figure 3 Comparison of fluorine 18 fluorodeoxyglucose position emission tomography with computed tomography. A: A hypermetabolic intraabdominal lesion is demonstrated (arrow); B: The lesion has disappeared 4 mo after surgery.

Figure 4 Image of the intraperitoneal lesion besides the transverse colon during laparoscopic exploration.