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case_images: (A) Three-dimensional imaging based on CT scan shows a huge abdominal mass; (B,C) contrast agent-enhanced CT shows the cross-sectional view of the mass. The arrow (B) points to the external iliac vein; the arrow (C) points to the external iliac artery.
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case_images: CT examination showed a huge soft tissue density mass in the abdominal cavity measuring approximately 17cmX13cmX14cm (Figure 1A). Changes in lobulation and uneven internal density were seen. The right external iliac artery and vein passed through the lesion (Figures 1B,C), along with multiple branch blood supply arteries originating from the right iliac blood vessels.
case_images: (A) External iliac blood vessels in the mass. The arrow a in the figure points to the external iliac vein; the arrow b points to the external iliac artery. (B) Macroscopic specimen.
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case_images: The external iliac artery was located on the surface of the tumor and was covered with a capsule (Figure 2A).