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case_images: Endoscopical view of the tumor (after biopsy).
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case_images: Colonoscopy showed an ulcerated tumor of the right colon involving half of the colic lumen (Fig. 1).
case_images: CT Scan showing the tumor of the right colon (arrows). a) Coronal MPR image; b) Sagittal MPR image, in which It is noticeable the VPS Catheter (circle).
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case_images: After discharge he was referred to the surgical outpatient clinic and underwent a CT Scan that showed a substenotic tumor of the right colon and non-specific enlarged regional lymph nodes, with no distant metastases (Fig. 2a-b).
case_images: CT Scan showing the site of entrance into the abdomen (circle; a. Coronal view; b. Sagittal MPR image) and its pathway in the abdominal cavity (arrows; c. Coronal MPR image; d. Sagittal MPR image).
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case_images: CT scan also showed the VPS catheter routed subcutaneously into the right middle-lower part of the abdomen (Fig. 3a-d).