
|Poll|August 13, 2018
Image IQ: 45-year old presenting with gradual abdominal swelling
Author(s)Amar Udare, MBBS, MD
Can you properly diagnose this 45-year old?
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45-year-old presenting with gradual abdominal swelling.
Scanogram of the abdomen shows diffuse abdominal swelling with displacement of bowel loops displaced laterally. CT of the abdomen shows an ill-defined low density fat containing lesion occupying the entire abdomen and extending into the pelvis. Bowel loops are displaced and compressed anteriorly.
What is your diagnosis?
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