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Isolated cystic liver metastasis in a case of squamous cell carcinoma of cervix

The rate of radiological detection of metastatic masses in the liver is increasing with the improvements in imaging modalities and advances in treatment because patients with prolonged survival times develop metastatic lesions (Matos et al. 2015). Although metastatic masses in the liver are generally solid, they may also be partial or completely cystic (Lewis and Chezmar 1997). Cystic metastases are very rare and usually secondary to neuroendocrine tumours and ovarian malignancies (Wang et al. 2019). In this case report, we discuss the newly developed cystic metastasis of the liver in a patient with previously known cervical squamous cell carcinoma controlled by radiotherapy.