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Multiple nodules with central necrosis and clear demarcation

Haemorrhage / Central necrosis (+/-)

from any malignancy: Colon, Lung & Breast most common

Demographics

• Colon cancer → The incidence rate for colorectal cancer is expected to increase with age, peaking at age group 85–89 years
• Breast cancer → The majority of breast cancer cases, about 80%, occur in women over the age of 50.
• Lung cancer → The occurrence of lung cancer was strongly related to age, with 84% of new lung cancers in males and 80% in females diagnosed in those aged 60 and over

Risk factors

Having any current or past cancer

• Typical primary tumour site: gastrointestinal tract (colon, stomach, pancreas), lungs, and breasts

Clinical Features

• Weakness and tiredness (fatigue)
• Pain in the upper right side of the abdomen or right shoulder
• Severe pain in the abdomen
• Appetite loss and feeling sick (nausea)