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Fig. 4E. —33-year-old woman with hypovascular metastasis from colon adenocarcinoma. Photomicrograph of histopathologic section obtained from periphery of lesion shows distinct peripheral zone of varying amounts of fibrous tissue and inflammatory infiltrates (white arrows) that extend into lesion surrounding islets of tumoral cells (black arrow). Liver parenchyma (arrowhead) is uninvolved. Distinctive cauliflower appearance seen on gadolinium-enhanced images (C and D) is related to fibrous tissue that invaginates into tumor. (H and E, x10)





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