Multidetector computed tomography features of pancreatic metastases from leiomyosarcoma: Experience at a tertiary cancer center

Table 1 Distribution of primary leiomyosarcoma

Site	n (%)
Uterus	5 (38.5)
Retroperitoneum	4 (30.8)
Extremity	3 (23.1)
Inferior vena cava	1 (7.7)

Table 2 Imaging characteristic of pancreatic metastasis from leiomyosarcoma n (%)

Imaging characteristic	Pancreatic metastasis from LMS (n = 13)
Age (yr)	57
Sex (male: female)	2:11
Size of largest (cm)	2.0 ± 0.8
Location
Head	6 (46.2)
Body	2 (15.4)
Tail	1 (7.7)
Head and body	3 (23.1)
Body and tail	1 (7.7)
Head and tail	0
Head, body, and tail	0
Solitary	8 (61.5)
Multiple	5 (38.5)
Tumor attenuation on arterial phase
Hypovascular	10 (76.9)
Hypervascular	3 (23.1)
Homogeneity
Homogeneous enhancement	7 (54.8)
Heterogeneous enhancement	6 (46.2)
Necrosis	6 (46.2)
Pancreatic ductal dilatation	3 (23.1)
Common bile duct dilatation	0 (0)
Pancreatitis	0 (0)
Atrophy	0 (0)

LMS: Leiomyosarcoma.