woman with slowly grieving pelvic mass, now the size of a 20 | Figure 1

woman with slowly grieving pelvic mass

now the size of a 20 week Gracie abdomen, negative pregnancy test, otherwise well, where does the mass originate from, what do you think of the cobblestone appearance of the kidneys? Is the pelvic mass likely to be malignant or are you thinking fibroma?

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Way emptying JP drain and this was found inside. Mass is hard to the touch and is too large to be squeezed from drain. 72 y/o male with hx of pelvic mass and bilat hydroureter status post nephrostomy tube placement, adenocarcinoma, and ERSD. Any thoughts of what this is?

middle aged female with pelvic mass. Diagnosis!

noted an opacity pre-contrast, present for more than two days at least (so not really thinking bowel artefact). Have never seen extra pelvic/calyx stone before so wondering if that's a possibility. Also in real life looks very opaque, more than bony dense

What do you think for this? That is the gross from the post-operative patient with nausea, anorexia and itches around his pelvic region. After we use the histopathology we find that microscopic structure. Can you diagnose it?

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