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The picture shows a "fist sized" mass of the left lower abdomen.
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Computed tomography of the abdomen; the picture highlights an inflamed 4.6 x 9.5 cm sized conglomerate adjacent to the abdominal wall and the left inguinal canal (yellow and white dashed arrow). The prior implanted mesh seemed to be partially dislocated to the abdominal cavity (white star).
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The examination detected an inflamed 4.6 x 9.5 cm sized conglomerate mass adjacent to the abdominal wall and the left inguinal canal (Figure 2).
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The picture shows the opened left inguinal canal with the mesh (white point). On the right side of the image, the mesh has been removed.
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Explorative laparotomy exposed a perforated diverticulitis of CS adjacent to the abdominal wall and with inflammatory destruction of the inguinal canal and mesh dislocation (Figures 3 and 4).
The subcutaneous and cutaneous opened abscess cavity is indicated by the white star. This cavity was connected with the left inguinal canal (white triangle).
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Explorative laparotomy exposed a perforated diverticulitis of CS adjacent to the abdominal wall and with inflammatory destruction of the inguinal canal and mesh dislocation (Figures 3 and 4).
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