Liver metastasis of medullary carcinoma of thyroid gland 64y

A male patient, 64 years old, underwent surgery for medullary thyroid cancer in the past. He also had a laparoscopic intervention of liver metastasis which was pathohistologically confirmed. He felt nausea and lost 7 kg of body weight. Following an ultrasound scan, a recurrence of metastatic liver disease was noticed. On this MRI scan (BEFORE the treatment), utilising post-contrast T1 VIBE FS in port venous phase 75 seconds (T1 weighted Volumetric Interpolated Breath-hold Examination FS) axial tomogram in the liver, 2 small focal lesions were seen, which first correspond to secondary deposits. Metastases are subcapsular and hyposignal compared to other heterosignal liver parenchyma, with a maximum diameter of 10 mm.

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Snezana Stojanovic

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3000 x 1642 pixels

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10 x 5 inches / 25 x 14 cm

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diagnostic imaging, liver, man, dynamic mri scan, cancer spread, rare metastases of liver, thyreoid cancer, rare distant metastases, abdominal mri scan, mri with contrast medium, modality of choice for liver imaging, precise diagnosis, solid hepatic masses, diffuse hepatic masses, multiple metastases, typically metastases