A Synchronous Pancreatic Metastasis from Renal  Clear Cell Carcinoma, with Unusual CT Characteristics, Completely Regressed after Therapy with Sunitinib

<table>Images show the contrastographic behavior of the renal lesion and its relations with the surrounding anatomical structures. The lesion showed an inhomogeneous enhancement after contrast medium administration due to the presence of solid parts (a), and many colliquative-necrotic areas and intralesional calcifications (b) were also seen. An enlargement of the ipsilateral splenic vein, 9 mm sized, (c) and many intralesional collateral vessels (d) were seen. (a) CECT-MPR-Sagittal Plane. (b) CECT-Arterial Phase-Axial. (c) CECT-Venous phase-Axial. (d) CECT-Arterial phase-Axial.</table>

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Figure 2: A Synchronous Pancreatic Metastasis from Renal  Clear Cell Carcinoma, with Unusual CT Characteristics, Completely Regressed after Therapy with Sunitinib 

Figure 2 | A Synchronous Pancreatic Metastasis from Renal  Clear Cell Carcinoma, with Unusual CT Characteristics, Completely Regressed after Therapy with Sunitinib 