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case_images: CECT showing the circumferential rectal thickening extending for 15 cm.
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case_images: Contrast-enhanced computerised tomography (CECT) (Figure 1) showed irregular circumferential thickening of the wall of the rectosigmoid junction narrowing lumen, 15 cm in length from 6-19 cm with pericolonic and perirectal fat stranding.
case_images: MRI pelvis of the same patient showing circumferential thickening of the rectum.
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case_images: Imaging (Figure 2) done showed only wall thickening at the lower rectum without evidence of enlarged lymph nodes.
case_images: Metastatic nodules on the forearm (red arrow), chest (yellow arrow), and back (blue arrow).
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case_images: Two months later, he developed multiple cutaneous nodules on the chest and back (Figure 3).