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Computed tomography scan showing that the bilocular cystic mass is located caudally from the left renal hilus without solid parts.
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The cranial cystic wall was relatively thick; however, it did not have solid parts (Figures 1(a) and 1(b)).
(a) Intraoperative findings showing that the peritoneal cyst in the left inferior kidney is bilocular, and it is firmly adhered to the left iliopsoas and ureter. (b) Photographs of the resected retroperitoneal cyst showing that it is bilocular with cystic space with old and new bleeding.
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The peritoneal cyst in the left inferior kidney was bilocular, and it adhered firmly to the left iliopsoas and ureter (Figure 2(a)).