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Pelvic ultrasonography revealed a large complex cystic mass with calcifications (arrow) located superiorly to the bladder (*)
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On axial contrast-enhanced CT scan (a) was seen a large heterogeneous solid mass, with areas of low attenuation and dystrophic calcifications, suggestive of mucin content. Coronal (b) and sagittal (c) reformatted CT images, revealed the mass located superior to the bladder and extending through the right flank. The lesion contact the bladder but no focal thickening of the bladder wall was evident
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There was no evidence of local or distant metastases (Fig. 2).
MR revealed an inhomogeneous mass with intermediate signal intensity on T1-weighted images (a) and high signal intensity on T2-weighted images (b). After the administration of gadolinium (c), the mass enhanced slightly peripherally and on solid vegetations (*)
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After intravenous contrast administration the mass enhanced slightly peripherally (Fig. 3).