partial hepatectomy specimen on a patient with a history of | Figure 1

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Partial hepatectomy specimen on a patient with a history of colon cancer. This slice of the #Liver shows a yellow-white mass, which is consistent with the patient's known #Metastasis. The #Liver is the number 1 most common site of #Metastases for colorectal cancers (not counting regional lymph nodes). This patient was lucky to have a single met in a resectable location.


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