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case_images: Cesarean section scar with subcutaneous mass and orifice with brown leakage.
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case_images: Physical examination performed during her menstruation period found a palpable tender subcutaneous oval mass of 80 x 35 mm, located under the incision scar, with a small 2 mm diameter skin orifice at the center of the mass, producing thick brown leakage when pressuring the skin on both sides of the orifice (Figure 1).
case_images: Heterogenous hypoechoic mass at sonography.
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case_images: A few vascular satellite arterial structures were described (Figure 2).
case_images: Surgical exploration showing mass margins and extensions into the fascia layer.
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case_images: The mass was surrounded by fibrosis and small extensions through the aponeurosis were found (Figure 3).
case_images: Final surgical outcome with mass and skin excision.
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case_images: They were thoroughly removed, and the subsequent defects were repaired after complete excision of the mass, with no need of mesh placement (Figure 4).