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Right colectomy specimen: perforated tumor of the ceacum.
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A right hemicolectomy R2 was performed with ileostomy (Figure 1).
Anatomopathological examination of the specimen H.E *200: Verocay Nodule: alternation between hypercellular area and hypocellular area (Antoni A and B areas respectively).
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CT Scan 2 months postoperatively: stability of the tumoral residue on right iliac fossa.
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CT scanning control 2 years postoperatively: bulky mesenteric mass.
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Two years postoperatively CT scanning control showed a tissue mass involving the small bowel measuring 13 x 8 x 6 cm corresponding to mesenteric recurrence, with stablity of the old tumoral residue in the right iliac fossa (Figure 4).
Exploratory laparotomy: bulky unresectable mass invading the root of the mesentery.
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Exploratory laparotomy was performed showing a voluminous mass invading the root of the mesentery and multiple parietal nodules (Figure 5).