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Fig. 3 —55-year-old man with peritoneal carcinomatosis from stomach
cancer who presented with abdominal distention. Axial contrast-enhanced CT
scan shows omental cakes (long arrows), peritoneal nodules
(arrowheads), and massive ascites. Peritoneal thickening is less
severe, and amount of ascites is disproportionately large compared with
malignant mesothelioma. Metastatic liver nodule (short arrow) is also
noted.
