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Unicentric Castleman's Disease as a Localized Retroperitoneal Mass: A Case Report and Review of Literature.

Int J Appl Basic Med Res, 2018
Gopi P, Potty VS, Kaurav RS, Govindan K.
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Arteriography of Retroperitoneal Masses

Radiology, 1973
Fifty-six cases of retroperitoneal masses were studied arteriographically. The vast majority showed displacement of major arteries and the organs which they supply. Hypervascular masses were, with rare exceptions, malignant. Both malignant and benign hypovascular or avascular masses were found.
D C, Levin, R C, Watson, H A, Baltaxe
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Imaging of Uncommon Retroperitoneal Masses

RadioGraphics, 2011
Retroperitoneal masses not arising from major solid organs are uncommon. Although there is no simple method of classifying retroperitoneal masses, a reasonable approach is to consider the masses as predominantly solid or cystic and to subdivide these into neoplastic and nonneoplastic masses.
Prabhakar, Rajiah, Rakesh, Sinha, Carlos, Cuevas, Theodore J, Dubinsky, William H, Bush, Orpheus, Kolokythas   +5 more
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A giant retroperitoneal mass

QJM, 2012
A previously healthy 82-year-old man presented with progressive abdominal fullness without abdominal pain or other gastrointestinal symptoms. On physical examination the abdomen appeared globular in shape, non-tender with dullness on percussion. Laboratory test results were within normal limits.
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Retroperitoneal mass and hydronephrosis

Urology, 2000
T 49-year-old man presented to the hospital with a 3-day history of left flank pain. His past urologic history is significant for several bouts of gross hematuria after participating in long-distance running. On physical examination, the patient was normotensive. There was mild costovertebral angle tenderness. The urinalysis showed trace blood.
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Retroperitoneal varices simulating masses

Gastrointestinal Radiology, 1982
Retroperitoneal varices in portal hypertension may simulate the appearance of neoplastic masses or adenopathy. Contrast-enhanced CT scans clarify the diagnosis of large vascular channels. Three patients with large retroperitoneal varices demonstrated on CT had confirmation by angiography.
H R, Gould, S, Benjamin, A J, Alter, A B, Crummy, D T, Atwell   +4 more
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Angiography of nonneoplastic retroperitoneal masses

Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology, 1982
Although noninvasive imaging modalities can be used to initially detect retroperitoneal masses, angiography is still desirable for several reasons in those cases in which surgery is contemplated. The latter can forewarn the surgeon as to possible hemorrhagic complications in highly vascular lesions.
J F, Lois, D C, Levin, I, Hooshmand
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Surgical treatment of retroperitoneal masses

Khirurgiya. Zhurnal im. N.I. Pirogova, 2017
To improve the results of treatment of patients with retroperitoneal tumors.The study included 83 patients with retroperitoneal tumors including 57 cases of benign tumors and 26 patients with malignancies. Laparotomy (Lt), robot-assisted (RA) and laparoscopic (Ls) techniques were used in 35, 34 and 14 patients respectively.
A G, Kriger, S V, Berelavichus, A I, Son, D S, Gorin, E A, Akhtanin, A R, Kaldarov, A V, Smirnov, P I, Davydenko, D V, Kalinin   +8 more
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A Man With a Giant Retroperitoneal Mass

JAMA Surgery, 2016
Aman aged 54 years,who had not seen a physician for nearly 10 years, presented to the emergency department with a 1-month history of generalized weakness and bilateral lower extremity swelling that had progressed to his upper abdomen. Physical examination revealed at least 4 lower extremity edemas and an abdomen that was large, taut, and distended ...
John, Hardaway, Hiromichi, Ito
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