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case_images: CT cut through the left mid-abdominal laparoscopy port site metastases. The entire thickness of the left rectus muscle appears to be infiltrated by serous ovarian cancer. The skin and subcutaneous tissue beneath the skin are not involved. The bowel directly beneath the mass does not appear to be invaded.
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case_images: A CT showed a left-sided full thickness abdominal mass located directly beneath the left upper abdomen laparoscopy port site (Fig. 1).
case_images: CT cut through the right mid-abdominal laparoscopy port site metastases. The anatomic location is through the fascia at the origin of the anterior and posterior rectus sheath. Although the left and right port site were tumor cell contaminated at the same time there is a marked size discrepancy. Progression of a left para-aortic lymph node is seen on this CT cut.
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case_images: A second abdominal wall mass 2 x 1 cm was present immediately beneath the right upper abdominal laparoscopy port site through fascia at the lateral border of the right rectus muscle (Fig. 2).