21 year old female patient with left rectus abdominis muscl | Figure 1

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21 year old female patient with left rectus abdominis muscle desmoid tumour. Compartimental ressection and Ramirez abdominal reconstruction. #HUCM #sarcoma #desmoid

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71 year old female with biopsy-proven, mildly painful left chest wall desmoid tumor was referred to Interventional Radiology to discuss treatment options. The tumor had slowly grown over one year with mild pain in the chest wall, extending to the left shoulder region. Thoracic Surgery initially saw the patient and proposed wide local excision that could require partial resection of her sternum, clavicle, and upper anterior left ribs as well as flap reconstruction to repair the chest wall defect. Comment below, the answer and intervention will be posted tomorrow!

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