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Figure 1. a,b. Contrast enhaced CT scan revealed hepatic tumour in the right hepatic lobe and ascites at the diagnosis. The patient was not able to lie spine because of abdominal pain. c. MRI findings; dynamic T1-weighted showed multiple disseminations as low-intensity area within hepatic lobe 4 months after the last course of CITA. d. Then, there was FDG accumulation in the lesions by FDG PET-CT.
Figure 2. a . The specimen resected by the first surgery. Pathological examination (Hematoxylin and Eosin) showed the resions of HCC and hepatoblastoma. The left half of the picture showed the component of HCC, the cells with high nucleus-cytoplasmic ratio. And the right is hepatoblastoma, the cells with a large central eosinophilic nucleolus and a clear cytoplasm. b. The specimen resected at the relapse revealed mainly HCC.