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Abdominal and pelvis computed tomography scans.. Notes: (A) Gallbladder (GB) distention and retropancreatic and periaortic images suggestive of lymphadenopathies (star). (B) Choledochal dilation (arrow). (C) Bilateral hydronefrosis (stars). (D) A solid mass of the cervix suggesting a primary cancer (star), and a cystic formation with hypodense content matching with distended uterine cavity. Bladder (Bl) imaging.
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Abdominal and pelvis computed tomography (CT) scan revealed retropancreatic and periaortic images suggestive of lymphadenomegaly involving the distal choledocus (Figure 1A and B). This tumor was involving the distal ureters resulting in bilateral hydronefrosis (Figure 1C). A cystic formation with hypodense content matching with distended uterine cavity containing mucus/old hematic material, causing displacement of the bladder, and compression on the upper rectum and distal sigmoid (Figure 1D), was also noted.