03 April 2021
: Case report 
Mucinous Cystic Adenoma of the Liver: A Thought-Provoking Case of an Uncommon Hepatic Neoplasm
Rare disease
Hikotaro Katsura1BCDEF, Tomohide Hori1ABCDEF*, Hideki Harada1DF, Kazuyoshi Matsumura2CD, Michihiro Yamamoto1DF, Masahiro Yamada1DF, Takefumi Yazawa3DF, Ben Sasaki1DF, Katsutoshi Kuriyama2CD, Masaki Tani1DF, Asahi Sato1DF, Yudai Sasaki1DF, Hidekazu Yamamoto1DFDOI: 10.12659/AJCR.931368
Am J Case Rep 2021; 22:e931368
Figure 1. Hepatic CT and MRI findings. (A, B) Imaging findings of plain CT (A) and T2-weighted MRI (B). Calcifications were clearly detected on plain CT (white arrows). The multilocular cyst (ie, cyst-in-cyst) contained mucus (blue arrows). A hematoma was observed inside (red arrows). (C, D) Imaging findings of dynamic CT (C) and T1-weighted MRI (D). The cystic, mucus-producing tumor contained not only mucus (blue arrows), but also muddy-looking fluid (ie, inspissated bile) (green arrows) and hematoma (red arrows). The cyst wall did not show enhancement, and a partial solid component was observed (orange arrows). CT – computed tomography; MRI – magnetic resonance imaging.