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Colonoscopic examination reveals an ulcerating tumor in the rectosigmoid junction
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In colonoscopy, we have seen ulcerating tumor approximately 15th cm from the anal verge [Figure 1].
Computed tomography scan showing the large pelvic mass
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A computed tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen showed a huge mass (10 cm x 9 cm) in the pelvis and bowel wall thickening in left colon [Figure 2].
Rectosigmoid junction tumor and pelvic mass
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In the exploration of the pelvic mass, we have seen the mass had regular margin, it was mobile and associated with only the left ovary [Figure 3].
The pelvic mass was resected robotically and led out in endobag
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The mass was resected with left ovary and salpinx and led out in endobag [Figure 4].
Intracorporeal colorectal anastomosis with circular stapler
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Robotic anterior resection was performed and colorectal anastomosis was performed as intracorporeal with 31-mm circular stapler [Figure 5].