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Two large multilobulated masses: A. Left laterocervical mass. B. An ulcerated subcutaneous mass in the abdomen.
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Clinical examination revealed that the masses were hard, fixed and large (Fig. 1).
CT scan demonstrating four homogenous masses with low density consisting with liposarcoma. A. The left laterocervical mass measuring 12 x 22 x 18 cm. B. The subcutaneous and retroperitoneal masses that measure 23 x 19 x 16 cm, 8 x 8 x 8 cm respectively. C. The upper outer right thigh measuring 20 x 21 x 25 cm.
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All the masses had a low density, which was consistent with a lipomatous tumor (Fig. 2).
High-grade liposarcoma with prominent round cell component (H&E x 400).
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A. Abdominal masses resecting. B. Cervical mass resecting. C. femoral mass resecting.
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The first one was for resecting abdominal and cervical masses and the other one was for resecting femoral and popliteal masses (Fig. 4).