Case Presentation
A 66-year-old Caucasian male with a history of Hepatitis C presented
with 4-5 months of abdominal pain, distention and weight loss. Imaging
revealed a large heterogenous mass attached to the left lobe of the
liver, with compression of the stomach, transverse colon and abdominal
wall. Biopsy revealed hepatocellular carcinoma with extensive necrosis
and ultimately the patient required surgical intervention, which
required resection of omentum, partial gastrectomy, hepatectomy and
extensive dissection of the mass to separate the tumor from the
remaining intra-abdominal structures and the retroperitoneum.