Presentation
Patient with a diffuse metastatic disease.
Patient Data
Age: 85-years
Gender: Male
CT Abdomen and pelvis
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Diffuse metastatic disease characterized by nodules scattered throughout the retroperitoneum, perirenal space, peritoneum, and abdominal wall subcutaneous tissue. Multiple bilateral soft-tissue masses.
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- A: ascites
- RK: right kidney
- PRS: perirenal space
- PPS: posterior pararenal space
Case Discussion
This case was presumed to correspond to metastatic disease based on previous CT scans and the clinical history of advanced breast carcinoma.