“…Indeed, radiological examinations of patients with malignant liver infiltration often reveal a lack of prominent mass lesions and the disease can be completely undetected ( 6 ). Instead, they may display morphological alterations including capsular retraction, reduced hepatic volume accompanied by caudate lobe enlargement, and the presence of liver nodules without the typical major features of hepatocellular carcinoma as described in the Liver Imaging-Reporting & Data System ( 15 ). This particular condition has been termed “pseudocirrhosis” due to its resemblance to cirrhotic changes ( 12 ).…”