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Postoperative infiltrate





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  Postoperative infiltrate
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    Teenager 12 years-old, about 3.5 weeks ago was a laparoscopic appendectomy, according to the protocol of ultrasound after surgery in the right iliac region visualized infiltrate with omentum about 3x4 cm.

    Currently directed by the surgeon with complaining of recurring pains in the right iliac fossa.

    At the current US in the right iliac region there is a heteroechoic, mainly hyperechoic, mass with an unclear border, without valid blood flow at CFM, 4x5 cm (Dif.diagnosis: mesenteric panniculitis, infiltrate, gossypiboma (textiloma), etc.)

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  20:07 05-06-2020
 
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    Possible gossypiboma.


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