Fig. 3From: Jejunal gastrointestinal stromal tumor that developed in a patient with neurofibromatosis type 1: a case reportAbdominal and pelvic CT findings. A Coronal image. The multicystic mass changed in position to the caudal direction in comparison with the MRI findings, and a jejunal origin was suggested. No dilatation of the intestine or intraluminal component was found. B Plain image of the tumor. C Contrast-enhanced image of the tumor. The multicystic tumor showed a thin wall and multiple septations, with low-density liquid showing no enhancement and an enhanced solid compartment. The thickened portion of the left ventral region is the jejunum. On the back side of the solid compartment, there was a round solid nodular mass, measuring 18Â mm in maximal diameter, showing strong enhancement in the early period of the contrast-enhanced sequence, unlike the cystic tumor component. D Sagittal contrast-enhanced CT image. The solid nodular mass showed a heterogeneous rim-like enhancement pattern with attenuated central areas, unlike the other cystic or solid compartments of the tumorBack to article page