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Patient on the operation table. (a) Large incisional hernia seen from the patient's leg side. (b) The view of the hernia from the cranial side.
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A very large hernia, mostly located on the left side, existed (Figure 1).
Magnetic resonance imaging of the case (IV contrast, T1). A large incisional hernia containing bowel loops and a great amount of fluid.
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MRI dated 2006 displayed a large incisional hernia including bowel loops, and the abdomen was full of massive intra-abdominal mucinous material deposition (Figure 2).
Computed tomographic features of the case. A very large incisional hernia is seen. Bowel loops float within mucinous ascites.
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She denied a reoperation first; however her complaint got worse and a CT dated 2006 displayed a further increase of herniation (Figure 3).