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Fig. 3

From: Computed tomography imaging features of malignant ‘triton’ tumor to facilitate its clinical diagnosis: report of two cases

Fig. 3

CT images of the 37-year-old male, five months later after radical mass excision. A Contrast-enhanced abdominal CT scan shows multiple irregular nodules and masses in abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal spaces. Tumor embolus was distinct in postcava (red arrows in A and B). B It is observed that reappeared mass grows into the perirenal spaces and blocks ureters on both sides, which give rise to pelvicalyceal dilatation and hydronephrosis (yellow arrows). C Chest CT scan demonstrates a huge well-defined mass appears adjacent to the right-side pulmonary hilum

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