Presentation
She had surgery for colorectal cancer.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Metastatic colorectal cancer
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Massive abdominal fluid
Marked hepatomegaly due to innumerable lesions concerning to metastases
Metastatic lesions of both adrenal glands
Also there are small peritoneal nodules typical to peritoneal carcinomatosis
Innumerable secondary lesions of the lungs
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Secondary mediastinal lymphadenopathy with subcarinal enlarged lymph nodes together
up to 4.5 cm
Case Discussion
Metastatic colorectal cancer. Most common sites of this type of cancer are liver, lung and peritoneum. In this case there are innumerable metastatic lesions of the liver and lungs. Also there are bilateral adrenal metastases.
Unfortunately, the patient passed after three days.
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