PMC3789409_01
Extensive condyloma acuminata of the vulvar and perianal regions.
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At presentation in 2010 she suffered from severe CA located both intravaginal and perianal (Figure 1).
MRI scan of the small pelvic. A mass, originating from the perianal region, is expanding along the endopelvic fascia to dorsolateral with ingrowth in the left m. obturatoria and m. piriformis and ventral in the m. gluteus (Capitol A). No bladder ingrowth visible (Capitol B). The mass does have a direct relation with the wall of the lower rectum (Capitol C).
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This showed a large process in the lower pelvic region with extension into the abdomen and cavum douglasi, consistent with the diagnosis intra-abdominally located BLT (Figure 2).