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Tumescent abdominal mass.
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The ascending colon was deviated away from the larger one of these tumors, which had a diameter of 11.2 cm (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3).
Multiple benign nodules into the peritoneal cavity.
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The ascending colon was deviated away from the larger one of these tumors, which had a diameter of 11.2 cm (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3).
Another tumescent benign nodule excised from the lesser pelvis.
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During the operation, the oncology-surgeons identified six-seven round, white-grey nodules into the peritoneal cavity and the lesser pelvis in close relation to the large intestine and the mesocolon, and they dissected them off (Fig. 4).
Large benign nodule detected on the surface of greater omentum.
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A tumescent nodule was detected on the surface of the greater omentum and was carefully excised by the surgeons as well (Fig. 5).