Venkatachalapathy TS, Sreeramulu PN and NagendraBabu T
We report a case of 70 yr old woman with history of mass per abdomen since 5 months, which was insidious in onset and gradually progressed to present size. It was not associated with fever, haematuria, but gives history of loss of weight and loss of appetite. She was emaciated, poorly nourished with no significant past history. On examination she had mass per abdomen occupying Right lumbar, hypochondrium, umbilical, Right iliac fossa and hypogastrium abutting the anterior abdominal wall. No free fluid, no organomegaly. No evidence of swellings in other part of body, and no supraclavicular lymphadenopathy.
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