Male patient with crclms was treated with sir-spheres y-90 resin microspheres in (b)(6) 2015 with 2gbq of activity administered to the right lobe, which the reporter believed was approximately two times more than they considered appropriate.The reporter stated he was not the treating physician but became aware of the patient having developed radioembolization induced liver disease (reild) when he was performing the diagnostic follow-up imaging, which demonstrated that the patient's right hepatic lobe had evidence of radiation injury and the patient had developed florid abdominal ascites.The reporter stated that the patient had experienced cr on follow-up imaging but that he had developed chronic ascites requiring weekly paracentesis (performed by the reporter).The patient otherwise had relatively normal liver function, however in the absence of radiological evidence of tumour progression, the ascites was considered to be likely due to reild from sirt with sir-spheres microspehres.
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