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case_images: Volume rendering contrast enhanced MDCT with water as oral contrast. (a) Coronal and (b) Sagittal 3D images demonstrate a 1.7 cm densely enhancing mass along the gastric antrum (arrows).
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case_images: Multiplanar reconstructions, however, did reveal a 1.7 cm well marginated solitary markedly enhancing mass in the gastric antrum (Figure 1).
case_images: Standard axial image from the contrast enhance MDCT does show the antral lesion in retrospect (arrow). However, the radiologist did not note this on the initial interpretation.
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case_images: Retrospectively, the mass was found on axial CT images to display dense homogeneous enhancement in the arterial phase which persisted to the delayed phase (Figure 2).
case_images: (a) High-magnification hematoxylin (x100) and eosin stained section that demonstrates a fragment of smooth muscle containing infiltrating uniform cells arranged around blood vessels (arrows) and (b) positive immunohistochemical stain for actin which are supportive of a diagnosis of gastric glomus tumor.
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case_images: Biopsy results reported a glomus tumor of the stomach (Figure 3).