giant desmoid tumor in the pelvis: a case report
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Abstract
A 30 years old patient presented with complaint of abdominal discomfort and distension. The patient was gravida 1 and para 1. Ultrasonographic examination revealed a 90x83 mm sized mixed echoic pelvic mass located at the posterior of uterus. With an exception of high CA125 level of 63 IU/ml (cut-off is 35), the other serum laboratory findings were in normal ranges. She had not any history of familial or chronic diseases and she had a C-section six years ago. A laparotomy was performed and uterus, bilateral tuba uterina and ovaries observed as normal. A 20x25 mm sized, creamy coffee colored, solid natured, lobulated, hard mass was located at the paraumbilical region, bound to anterior abdominal via a thin pedicle.
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| Authors | ;Davut Güven;İsmail Kılıco;Yıldırım Durak;İdris Koçak;Cazip Üstün;Oğuz Aydın |
| Journal | journal of veterinary research |
| Year | 2009 |
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