All groin swellings are not lipoma
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This paper discusses a case of an inguinal swelling that, upon fine needle aspiration cytology, revealed epithelial and stromal cells, highlighting the potential for diagnostic confusion with common conditions like lipomas.
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An interesting case of an abdominal wall swelling near an old operative scar showing epithelial and stromal cells. In this present paper, fine needle aspiration cytology of an inguinal swelling is discussed which may often create diagnostic confusion.
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