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Intraoperative laparoscopic view of retroperitoneal tumor, tumor margins outlined by arrows.
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F1
Intraoperatively, a large lipomatous extraperitoneal mass without any hernia defect was visible (Figure 1).
Preoperative computed tomography scan showing retroperitoneal and scrotal mass (arrows).
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F2
The procedure was aborted and a computed tomography scan (Figure 2), as well as, as well as magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 3) were carried out, which revealed a large extraperitoneal, lipomatous tumor extending through the inguinal canal.
Preoperative magnetic resonance imaging scan showing retroperitoneal and scrotal mass (arrows).
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F3
The procedure was aborted and a computed tomography scan (Figure 2), as well as, as well as magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 3) were carried out, which revealed a large extraperitoneal, lipomatous tumor extending through the inguinal canal.