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case_images: Colposcopic images of the cervical mass from the patient.
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case_images: A cervical punch biopsy was performed during the colposcopy (Figure 1).
case_images: Imaging at diagnosis. A: Pelvic and chest computed tomography; B: Pelvic magnetic resonance imaging; C: Positron emission tomography-computed tomography. A 5 cm mass with necrosis in the uterine cervix is observed (arrows, yellow), along with multiple peritoneal seeding in the right paracolic gutter (arrows, orange) and a large amount of ascites. T2WI: T2 weighted image; T1WI: T1 weighted image; DWI: Diffusion weighted image; ADC: Apparent diffusion coefficient.
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case_images: Diffuse hemoperitoneum and peritoneal thickening, suggestive of peritoneal seeding, were also noted (Figure 2A). This scan also revealed right sided hydronephroureterosis and multiple hypermetabolic lesions in the right pelvis and paracolic gutter (Figure 2B), leading to a diagnosis of advanced cervical cancer.