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Clinical Photograph of a patient with inguinoscrotal swelling.
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Local examination revealed a huge left inguinoscrotal swelling, 11 x 6 cm, with penis pushed to opposite side and almost buried in the swelling (Figure 1).
Showing CECT picture of a sarcoma (fat is not delineated nicely).
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Subsequent CECT pelvis and abdomen also revealed a huge paratesticular tumor with an impression of a sarcoma (Figure 2).
Showing histopathological picture of a well-differentiated liposarcoma.
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Histopathological examination of the resected specimen confirmed diagnosis by revealing a well differentiated liposarcoma (myxoid variant) of the spermatic cord (Figure 3).