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Figure 1 CT images of the visit. (A) Coronary peritoneal metastasis. (B)
Arterial liver capsule images. (C) Venous liver capsule images. (D)
December 2022 No recurrence was found in the reexamination.
Figure 2 Images of patients at different stages of treatment. (A) May
2013: The new lesion first appeared in the liver. (B) October 2014:
Significant progress in liver lesion. (C) November 2016: MRI showed the
enlarged lesion. (D) November 2016: After partial left liver resection.
(E) August 2018: The new metastasis under the hepatic capsule. (F)
November 2021: Significant progression of subcapsular metastases.
Figure 3 Pathological manifestations of patients after two resections of
the liver lesion. (A) The pathology of the new liver lesion suggested
primary middle-differentiated HCC in the left liver. (B) The pathology
of the subcapsular liver lesion suggested high-risk GIST.