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Elpek GO et al. - Although the liver is the second most common site of origin following the lungs, IMT of the liver is very rare. The case presented here supports their presence in this localization in older age groups and in females. Moreover, the present case and the review show that the rare occurrence of IMT of the liver and the lack of diagnostic clinical signs and symptoms do not exclude their consideration in the differential diagnosis of liver tumors, especially in patients with tumor markers in normal ranges.

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