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CT abdomen and pelvis with intravenous contrast showing large subcutaneous collection in the anterior abdominal wall (blue arrow) suggestive of abscess.
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Comprehensive metabolic panel was within normal limits. Computed Tomography (CT) of the abdomen and pelvis with contrast noted a large subcutaneous collection in the anterior abdominal wall suggestive of abdominal wall seroma (Figure 1).
Soft, fluctuant, erythematous, and tender swelling in the lateral aspect of left hip.
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Two weeks later, she returned with two new soft tender swellings in her left lateral hip (Figure 2) and low mid back (Figure 3).
Soft, fluctuant, erythematous, and tender swelling in the lower central back (upper border of the tattoo).
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Two weeks later, she returned with two new soft tender swellings in her left lateral hip (Figure 2) and low mid back (Figure 3).
CT abdomen and pelvis with intravenous contrast showing subcutaneous rim-enhancing lesion in the left flank (blue arrow) suggestive of an abscess.
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A repeat CT abdomen and pelvis revealed significant resolution of the anterior abdominal wall fluid collection and subcutaneous rim-enhancing collection in the left flank suggestive of developing abscesses along with multiple other developing abscesses (Figure 4).