[An autopsy case of XXXX following radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for metastatic @entity96 after bile duct reconstruction].

@entity1 @entity5572 @entity295 @entity548 @entity96 @entity1126 @entity281 @entity1578 @entity5642 @entity810 @entity6953
An autopsy case of @entity295 following radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for metastatic @entity96 after bile duct reconstructive operation is reported. A 72-year-old @entity1 underwent pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy and reconstruction with the @entity6953 -method (PD-III) for @entity1126 in October 1998. A metastatic lesion was recognized in the liver (S3) in November 2001. Percutaneous RFA was performed for a recurrent lesion. A metastatic lesion was recognized again in the same segment in February 2002. Percutaneous RFA was performed again on February 26 and March 12. The @entity1 was discharged without @entity548 , @entity281 , or @entity1578 on March 22. He complained of general fatigue on March 26. He was diagnosed with @entity5572 , @entity295 , @entity810 , and disseminated @entity5642 , and received intensive care, but died on April 1. The autopsy revealed @entity5572 at the RFA locus and multiple microabscesses of the liver, heart, and kidney.
